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    Dubai's Damac Says Italian Fashion Group Roberto Cavalli Not up for Sale

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    Posted on July 31, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Roberto Cavalli is not for sale, confirms DAMAC, but the brand is open to strategic partnerships to enhance its business strategy.

    DAMAC Confirms Roberto Cavalli Fashion Brand Is Not for Sale

    Roberto Cavalli's Business Strategy

    MILAN (Reuters) -Italian fashion brand Roberto Cavalli is not up for sale, a spokesperson for Dubai's DAMAC said on Thursday.

    Current Status of Roberto Cavalli

    "Roberto Cavalli is not for sale. As recently said, we are still interested in strategic partners who can add value to the business," the spokesperson said in a statement.

    Potential Strategic Partnerships

    Last month Roberto Cavalli said it was assessing "strategic partnerships" as part of growth options.

    (Reporting by Elisa Anzolin, editing by Giulia Segreti)

    Table of Contents

    • Roberto Cavalli's Business Strategy
    • Current Status of Roberto Cavalli
    • Potential Strategic Partnerships

    Key Takeaways

    • •Roberto Cavalli is not for sale, as confirmed by DAMAC.
    • •The brand is open to strategic partnerships for growth.
    • •DAMAC seeks partners to add value to Roberto Cavalli.
    • •No current plans to sell the Italian fashion brand.
    • •Roberto Cavalli continues to explore growth options.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Dubai's DAMAC says Italian fashion group Roberto Cavalli not up for sale

    1Is Roberto Cavalli currently for sale?

    No, Roberto Cavalli is not for sale, according to a spokesperson for DAMAC.

    2What is DAMAC's interest regarding Roberto Cavalli?

    DAMAC is still interested in finding strategic partners who can add value to the Roberto Cavalli business.

    3What did Roberto Cavalli say about its future plans?

    Roberto Cavalli mentioned that it is assessing strategic partnerships as part of its growth options.

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