All M&A articles – Page 34

  • Article

    La Halle receives 7 offers for 60% of its business

    2020-05-26T18:48:00Z

    La Halle, the big French low-cost clothing, footwear and accessories retailer owned by Vivarte, will have to be sold piecemeal, while more time is being granted by a court to find a buyer for André, the more high-end shoe retailer, which is currently in bankruptcy proceedings.

  • News briefs

    JD’s takeover of Footasylum is blocked

    2020-05-12T05:49:00Z

    After a more in-depth review of JD Sports Fashion’s acquisition last year of the Footasylum chain in the U.K., Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced on May 6 its decision to block it, arguing that it would lead to a “substantial lessening of competition nationally,” with higher prices and ...

  • News briefs

    Ferragamo acquires Arts

    2020-04-07T21:23:00Z

    For about €15 million, Salvatore Ferragamo is buying the whole capital of Arts, an Italian company in Scandicci, near Florence, that specializes in the production of prototypes, engineering, quality control and the monitoring of suppliers for the production of men’s shoes. The owner of Arts is Gerry Ferragamo, a nephew ...

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    Footway bids for Sportamore

    2020-03-24T11:16:00Z

    The Footway Group, a Swedish online shoe retailer that is expanding internationally, announced on Feb. 17 that it wants to buy Sportamore, a leading Swedish online retailer of sports products. Footway has offered to pay 439 million kronor (€41.5m-$44.9m) in cash and shares for Sportamore, or a premium of around ...

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    Change of control for Baldinini

    2020-03-24T11:15:00Z

    An Italian investment company, Finross, is taking over the control of Baldinini, the well-known Italian shoe company. According to a local newspaper, Il Resto del Carlino, Finross, which is owned by the Rossetti family and based in Bologna, is acquiring a 60 percent stake in the 110-year-old company for €13 ...

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    Shandong Ruyi fails to complete Bally’s takeover

    2020-03-24T11:14:00Z

    It’s not clear at this stage whether Shandong Ruyi will be the new owner of Bally. The Chinese textile and clothing manufacturer has failed to obtain financing to complete the $600 million acquisition of the Swiss shoe brand, according to the Reuters. Bally confirmed that the deal that was announced ...