The Luxury Goods Group Roberto Cavalli Plans To Sell Shares To The Russian Bank

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< p > it is reported that Italy's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > fashion luxury > /a > group Roberto Cavalli SpA is close to the sale agreement with the Russian bank VTB Group's investment agency, VTB VTB, to sell 60% stake in Euro 500 million, so that the overall valuation of the company will reach 830 million euros.

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< p > news that the Roberto Cavalli SpA co-founder Roberto Cavalli and VTB Capital have not yet settled the role of group governance and Roberto Cavalli wife Eva Eva, but the paction is expected to be completed before and after October.

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< p > in January of this year, Eva Cavalli, who was responsible for the design, left both Daniele Cavalli and Roberto Cavalli's son, and the group Roberto Cavalli SpA chief executive officer, Gianluca Gianluca and coo, also left.

Gianluca Brozzetti and Carlo Di Biagio also retain a minority stake in Roberto Cavalli SpA, and the group will shortly appoint new chief executives, according to people familiar with the matter.

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< p > Roberto Cavalli SpA has been the target of acquisition since 2006. However, because of the valuation problem, Roberto Cavalli has rejected many investors, such as Clessidra SGR SpA of Italy private equity fund, British private equity fund Permira Advisers LLP, Bahrain private equity fund company, and consortium headed by Swiss watchmaker.

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< p > as of December 31, 2013, the sales of Roberto Cavalli SpA increased by 9.3% to 201 million euros, the profit margin before EBITDA interest tax depreciation and amortization reached 11.2%, and EBITDA was about 22 million 400 thousand euros.

Among them, retail revenue increased by 7.1%, which accounted for 70% of the total income of the group and 15.3% of agency revenue.

A href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > Roberto Cavalli < /a > sales of self owned shops increased by 18.6%. By the end of 2013, the group had operated 179 self operated stores, an increase of 11 over the same period, including 90 Roberto Cavalli, 44 Just Cavalli, 31 Cavalli Class and 14 Cavalli.

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