Wang Xiaolan, Lanvin, Wants To Sell The Brand.

Wang Xiaolan may be seeking to sell French luxury brand Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen, whose holdings for 15 years.

According to quotes from the market, Wang Xiaolan recently sold his holdings of Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen 75% stake in a high-profile family in the Asian region. In addition, several investment banks also explored the water temperature of a series of private Holdings Company and luxury goods groups that invest in luxury industry according to the news that Jeanne Lanvin SA may change hands, including Mayhoola for for of Valentino Fashion Group, France's two largest luxury group, MOET & CHANDON Hennessy Hennessy group, LV group, and China's potential buyers.

At present, Wang Xiaolan has not officially commissioned any party to sell Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen, nor has the buyer made any due diligence on the Old French fashion house, and Wang Xiaolan's overestimation of Jeanne Lanvin SA Lang Wen and the picky choice of potential buyers may be an obstacle to the sale of Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen.

However, people familiar with the matter say that the progress is very smooth now, and it is estimated that the sale will be completed this year.

For the above rumors, Jeanne Lanvin SA Lang Wen said that in the past buyers had expressed interest in Ms. Wang's acquisition of Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen, but Ms. Wang did not respond.

In 2009 and 2012, it sold Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen parent Arp Arp Ge SAS 12.5% to Switzerland's Bartel family.

The Ralph Bartel of the Bartel family is the chairman of New York Internet media Travelzoo Travelzoo, founded in 2008. He shares the Jeanne Lanvin SA and gets the Jeanne Lanvin SA board seat.

Prior to 2007, Jeanne Lanvin SA Lang Wen's perfume and makeup business was sold by Wang Xiaolan to France perfume company Interparfums SA ITP.PA for 22 million euros, focusing on clothing and clothing.

Development.

To speed up Jeanne Lanvin SA

In the global retail expansion, Wang Xiaolan hired Thierry Andretta, a former luxury brand executive of Gucci Gucci, Celine and Emanuel Ungaro in 2009, to serve as executive vice president of Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen, who is responsible for company expansion strategy.

However, it was rumored that two people were divided in strategy and Thierry Andretta 2013 had left.

Wang Xiaolan then appointed Jeanne Lanvin SA Lang Wen Mich in 2008 to become CEO of Le Huiban, which only retained the position of president and did not intervene in company affairs.

In 2001, after buying Jeanne Lanvin SA Lang Wen from the beauty industry giant L 'Or e al SA (OREP.PA) L'OREAL, Wang Xiaolan delivered the important task of Brand Revitalization to Israeli designer Alber Elbaz, which made the French Lang Lang a hot and luxurious brand with the excellent French romantic style.

It is reported that Alber Elbaz indirectly owns Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen minority stake through holding company.

Last year, the sales of the Jeanne Lanvin SA Langwen year, which was 125th anniversary of the brand establishment, was about 250 million euros. It was pointed out that Wang Xiaolan was not willing to invest large sums of money to develop the brand retail network and enhance the popularity of the brand in recent years, making it difficult for him to face the intense competition of luxury brands such as Saint Laurent, Givenchy and the French brands such as strong capital and privately held Chanel Chanel.