Fiparin today announces its divestment from Capri Holdings Ltd., in alignment with its long-term investment strategy and following the acquisition of Versace by Prada Group, of which Fiparin is a shareholder.
The €1.25 billion transaction, expected to close in late 2025, brings Versace fully under Italian ownership once again and further strengthens Prada Group’s leadership in the global luxury sector. The move aligns with Fiparin’s strategic focus on consolidating its presence in high-value luxury brands where it maintains a significant governance role.
“With this acquisition, Prada Group reinforces its commitment to preserving Italian creative heritage,” said Max Vergara Poeti, Chairman of Fiparin. “Our divestment from Capri Holdings reflects our intention to realign capital toward core assets where we play an active role in shaping long-term value.”
Following its exit from Capri Holdings, Fiparin is currently evaluating new investment opportunities within the luxury industry, including a potential increase in its position in current investees, subject to ongoing leadership and strategic transitions.