This series of reports is the first data-driven publication released by MICAM, specifically designed to provide footwear trend insights and buyer’s guides for major global trade shows.

Italian private equity firm Style Capital recently acquired an 80% stake in Giuseppe di Morabito. The objective of this collaboration is to lead the brand’s market expansion, enhance brand awareness, and strengthen the accessories production chain.

In his short life of 42 years, Walter Albini made significant contributions to the global promotion of “Made in Italy” fashion.

Nuti Ivo Group has a long-standing tradition in the manufacturing field, specializing in leather products since its establishment in 1955. It has emerged as one of the most prominent leaders in the international leather industry.

Global luxury goods giant Kering has relocated its new headquarters in Italy to Milan, affirming Italy’s expertise and knowledge in the fashion industry.

Gruppo Florence has built a large production conglomerate through acquisitions, currently comprising 26 companies. In 2022, the group achieved a total revenue exceeding €600 million.

Giorgio Armani, the founder, concluded, “The medium-long term strategic path I have chosen to undertake continues to prove effective as is evidenced in the results.”

In this IPO, IDB raised €70 million, with a total amount of €80.5 million if the greenshoe option is not included. At the beginning of trading, the group had a market value of approximately €293 million.

In this transaction, Chanel will acquire a total of 24.5% ownership in Cariaggi Lanifico, with 18.5% coming from Brunello Cucinelli and the remaining 6% from the Cariaggi family.

Previously, the Italian fashion brands Dondup and GCDS, which were invested in by the Made in Italy Fund in its first phase, have achieved success.