Rohde’s situation stabilizes under new ownership

Rohde, the German shoemaker that came out of insolvency in 2017 after being bought by Italy's Inblu, posted net sales of €16 million last year. Its management claims that it has returned to a normal business conditions with the autumn/winter 2018/2019 collection. Inblu is a unit of the Italian-based Condor ...

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