LORO PIANA
Acquired by
LVMH
LORO PIANA acquired by LVMH
Target
LORO PIANA
Acquirer
LVMH
Context
LVMH has acquired a majority stake in the Italian luxury house Loro Piana from the founding family. The transaction involves LVMH purchasing 80% of the share capital, while the brothers Sergio and Pier Luigi Loro Piana retain a 20% minority interest and continue to support the company. The deal secures LVMH's position in the ultra-luxury segment by integrating a brand with unique expertise in rare raw materials. Strategically, Loro Piana will leverage LVMH's global distribution network and experience to accelerate its expansion into emerging markets, while LVMH gains access to Loro Piana's unrivaled textile sourcing capabilities.
LORO PIANA, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2013, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, representing a LOGIN premium to the 10.9x average currently observed in the Retail & Consumer sector.
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Target
Founded in 1924, Loro Piana is the world's leading processor of cashmere and vicuña. It is the pinnacle of the "Quiet Luxury" trend, known for its ultra-high-quality fabrics and understated ready-to-wear collections. The company controls a fully vertical supply chain, from sourcing raw materials in Mongolia and the Andes to manufacturing in Italy.
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| Date | Acquirer | Target | Country | Sector | Deal Context |
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| 01/2026 | LVMH | LORO PIANA | ITALY | Fashion & Leather Goods | LVMH has acquired an additional 9% stake in Loro Piana from the founding Loro Piana family for a consideration of EUR1 billion. This transaction increases LVMH's total shareholding from 85% (historically 80%) to 94%. The Loro Piana family retains a residual 6% minority stake. The move comes shortly after the appointment of Frederic Arnault as CEO and amidst a strategy to deliberately "brake" volume growth to preserve exclusivity and quality. This follows the original 2013 acquisition where LVMH bought 80% for EUR2 billion. |
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