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    OTB chairman Rosso predicts Armani breakup and sale

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    Posted on October 22, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    OTB chairman Renzo Rosso predicts the breakup and sale of Armani, citing a complex business model. Potential buyers include L'Oreal and LVMH.

    Table of Contents

    • Armani's Potential Sale and Market Implications
    • Insights from Renzo Rosso
    • Market Reactions and Expert Opinions

    OTB chairman Rosso predicts Armani breakup and sale

    Armani's Potential Sale and Market Implications

    MILAN (Reuters) -Renzo Rosso, the chairman of Italian fashion group OTB, expects the Armani business to be split up and sold to different buyers, due to a 'complicated' business model, with licensing contributing significantly to profits, he said on Wednesday.

    The will of the late Giorgio Armani, published in September, named l'Oreal , EssilorLuxottica  and French luxury giant LVMH  as potential buyers of the business.

    L'Oreal and EssilorLuxottica have long-term licence agreements with the Armani group, in the beauty and in the eyewear sectors respectively. 

    Insights from Renzo Rosso

    "I think it (the Armani business) will be broken up," OTB founder Rosso said at MF Fashion Summit in Milan in a pre-recorded interview.

    He didn't comment on OTB's possible interest in the Italian group. OTB's brands include Diesel and Jil Sander.

    Market Reactions and Expert Opinions

    On Tuesday Michele Norsa, former Ferragamo CEO, said he expected the Armani group to be sold to one or two bidders, while an initial public offering would be less likely.

    (Reporting by Elisa AnzolinEditing by Keith Weir)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Renzo Rosso predicts Armani's breakup and sale.
    • •Armani's complex business model prompts potential sale.
    • •Potential buyers include L'Oreal and LVMH.
    • •OTB's interest in Armani remains unconfirmed.
    • •Market experts doubt an initial public offering.

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