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The Ruffini family acquires a stake in Da Vittorio

The family-owned investment holding company of the Moncler Group’s owners has acquired a 40% stake in Italy’s largest family-owned fine-dining restaurant group.

 

The Ruffini family, and in particular businessman Remo Ruffini—the majority shareholder and CEO of the luxury fashion group Moncler—are continuing to diversify into the lifestyle and premium dining sectors.

 

Ou(r) Group, the Ruffini family’s investment holding company, has just finalized a partnership under which it will acquire a 40% stake in Da Vittorio. The remaining 60% will remain in the hands of the Cerea family, founders of this prestigious Italian restaurant group.

 

Ou(r) Group had already taken its first steps in the restaurant and hospitality sector as the owner of a 40% stake in the iconic Italian restaurant group Langosteria, and a 15% stake in La Bottega, a specialist in ultra-premium products and services for the luxury hotel industry,

 

A valuation of 250 to 300 million euros

 

The financial terms of this new transaction have not been disclosed, but according to press reports, Da Vittorio is said to have been valued at around 250 to 300 million euros.

 

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Featured photo : © Da Vittorio Café Roma

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Sophie Michentef
Sophie Michentef has worked for more than 30 years in the professional press. For fifteen years, she managed the French and international editorial staff of the Journal du Textile. She now puts her press, textile, fashion, and luxury expertise at the service of newspapers, professional organizations, and companies.

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