Missoni-gruppen slutför ägaromstrukturering med FSI

22 maj 2026

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Missoni-gruppen har slutfört ett avtal som överför den fulla kontrollen till det italienska investmentbolaget FSI, samtidigt som Katjes Quiet Luxury kliver in som ny minoritetsägare.

Familjen Missoni har sålt sin återstående andel i bolaget. FSI har ökat sitt innehav från 41,2 procent till 73 procent, och Katjes Quiet Luxury har förvärvat resterande 27 procent. Transaktionen avslutades den 21 maj efter tidigare spekulationer i januari och ett tillkännagivande i mars om att FSI skulle ta över majoritetsägandet.

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