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MILAN: Italy s luxury shoemaker Tod s will delist from the Milan stock exchange and go private under a deal with private equity fund L Catterton, backed by LVMH and owner Bernard Arnault.
MILAN, Feb 11 Italy’s luxury shoemaker Tod’s will delist from the Milan stock exchange and go private under a deal with private equity fund L Catterton, backed by LVMH.
Awaiting the arrival of new creative director Matteo Tamburini, Tod’s has big plans to expand its ready-to-wear and presented a larger men's collection for fall.