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Sergio Rossi’s new private equity owners aim for international growth

11/12/2015
Sergio Rossi’s new private equity owners aim for international growth

Luxury group Kering has sold Italian footwear brand Sergio Rossi to private equity firm Investindustrial.

It becomes the latest in a line of shoe companies sold to buyout firms in the last two years, following the sales of Akakura, Hotter, Roberto Cavalli and Bruno Magli and retailers PittaRosso and Office.

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