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Italy fashion Versace has announced plans to open 30 additional global retail stores this year.

The brand is operated by Versace and continues to expand its scale. After it first added 40 new stores in 2014, the brand also received a $208 million investment from Blackstone Group LP last year.

"At the moment, our top line looks inspiring," Versace CEO Gian Giacomo Ferraris told Business of Fashion on Thursday.

"Sales are going smoothly," Ferraris said. He added that the company hopes to benefit from the weakness of the euro.

Versace's revenue increased by 17% to 547 million 800 thousand euros (about 600 million US dollars at the current exchange rate) - in 2014, Versace told the media.

The company said it was the most robust growth in North America.

Versace's retail sales account for 57% of the company's business in 2014, but all business segments - retail, wholesale and royalty - have led to growth, Fashionista reported.

After replacing Anthony Vaccarrello as its creative director last year, revenue doubled more than 2013.

No interest, tax, depreciation and amortization reached 67 million 600 thousand euros (about $74 million) in 2014.

30 new stores will be set up in Europe, the United States and Asia, but details and locations have not yet been disclosed.

Ferraris told BOF that investment should not affect the company's ability to continue to improve its profitability this year.

Versace is still private. According to the rumor, this may change soon.

In addition to recent Blackstone investments, the fashion company has adopted the latest accounting principles of international financial reporting standards (IFRS) to replace its Italy accounting system.

Ferraris said he expects Versace to be a two digit growth year in 2015. He said that the development of the company's retail real estate and e-commerce will continue to be a crucial financial component.