The shoe factory started to catch up with the goods! Little dirty shoes will be listed on IPO soon.

Shoe factory starts to catch up with goods.

February 19th, according to today's Yongzhou report: 18th is the first working day after the Spring Festival in year of the loong.

On the first day of construction, more than 1,600 employees of Yongzhou Xiangwei Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. invested in workshop production, and the rate of returning to work has exceeded 98%.

At present, the company has sufficient orders, and 17 production lines in 6 delivery rooms are running at full capacity, making every effort to ensure the completion of the annual production target of 6 million pairs of shoes.

passGolden Goose

IPO in the first half of the year at the earliest.

According to Reuters, citing people familiar with the matter, Golden Goose, Puig, German perfume retailer Douglas and Swiss skin care group Galderma plan to go public as early as the first half of this year, but there are still variables before the final decision is made.

According to foreign media reports, people familiar with the matter said that Golden Goose, an Italian footwear brand famous for its "dirty shoes", plans to go public in Milan, with a company valuation ranging from 3 billion to 40 euros, and more than a dozen banks have participated in the bidding.

According to the plan, Golden Goose aims to raise about 1 billion euros through the initial public offering in Milan.

Source: many media

Tod's privatization

Supported by LVMH's private equity fund

According to Reuters, less than two years later, Italian luxury goods group Tod's tried to privatize again, and LVMH's private equity fund L Catterton will buy 36% of its shares at a price of 43 euros per share, with a total transaction value of 512 million euros.

According to the statement issued by L Catterton, Diego Della Valle, the major shareholder, has reached an agreement that delisting can make the company's management and organization more flexible and reduce management costs. It is noteworthy that LVMH increased its shareholding in Tod's Group to 10% in 2021, becoming the second largest shareholder after Diego Della Valle, the chairman.

Data show that in the 12 months to December 31st last year, Tod's Group's revenue rose by 11.9% year-on-year to 1.12 billion euros, up by 14% at a fixed exchange rate.

As of Monday's close, the share price of Tod's Group rose by 17.82%, and the latest market value was about 1.4 billion euros.

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