Italy’s Dolce & Gabbana could open up to new investors in the future, CEO says
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Reuters
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September 18, 2024
Dolce&Gabbana does not rule out opening up its shareholding to new investors in the future, the chief executive of the Italian fashion house said on Tuesday.
“I do not rule out opening up the capital to new investors in the future… but there is nothing in our plans at the moment, it is not our first goal,” Alfonso Dolce said at Mediobanca’s Luxury Goods Conference in Milan.
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