El grupo Missoni completa la reestructuración de su propiedad con FSI

22 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

El Grupo Missoni ha cerrado un acuerdo que transfiere el control total a la firma de capital riesgo italiana FSI, al tiempo que incorpora a Katjes Quiet Luxury como nuevo accionista minoritario.

La familia Missoni vendió su participación restante en la empresa. FSI aumentó su participación del 41,2 por ciento al 73 por ciento, y Katjes Quiet Luxury adquirió el 27 por ciento restante. La transacción se cerró el 21 de mayo, tras las especulaciones de enero y el anuncio realizado en marzo de que FSI asumiría la propiedad mayoritaria.

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