Goodbye Pomellato. The sale to the French PPR group now seems close: the sale should take place by the end of March. This was revealed by the Reuters agency. But there is something new compared to the forecasts of recent days: the Damiani family should remain a minority shareholder. Now it has 18% of the capital: the Damianis would have actually presented an alternative purchase offer to that of PPR, with the help of the DGPA fund, a private equity led by Maurizio Dallocchio, with the aim of creating an Italian jewelery hub . But the French put a bigger sum on the table. The majority shareholders of Pomellato, the founder Pino Rabolini and the managing director Andrea Morante, united in the holding Ra.Mo. (which holds 79% of the capital, 60% however pledged to Unicredit) then took the road to Paris.
