Designed to unlock the group’s full potential in the jewelry sector, the new platform brings together Boucheron, Pomellato, Dodo, Qeelin, and the luxury group’s manufacturing capabilities, including the Raselli Franco Group. The creation of the entity, led by Jean Marc Duplaix, the group’s Chief Operating Officer, is part of the restructuring of its organization, which will be detailed in mid-April.
Kering continues to reinvent itself under the leadership of Luca de Meo, who took over as CEO last September.
While it recently announced the deployment of two centers of excellence (Industry and Client) to improve its operational efficiency, the luxury group has just unveiled the creation of a “new segmentation of its activities,” with the establishment of a new entity, Kering Jewelry.
Structuring and accelerating the development of the Jewelry business
Dedicated to “structuring and accelerating the development of its Jewelry business,” Kering Jewelry will bring together the Houses Boucheron, Pomellato, Dodo, and Qeelin, as well as the Group’s industrial capabilities, including Raselli Franco Group, which is currently being integrated. Last December, Kering announced an agreement to acquire, by 2032, the entire capital of the Italian jewelry manufacturer, its long-standing partner. The latter “is set to play a central role thanks to its exceptional expertise and cutting-edge technologies,” the group states.
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