Moncler Undergoes Shareholding Reshuffle, Enhancing Investor Accessibility

Carlo Rivetti becomes a direct investor in Moncler, alongside Temasek, as CEO Remo Ruffini's stake is reduced to 16%.

Carlo Rivetti, chairman of Stone Island, acquires a direct 4% stake in Moncler, marking a significant change in the company's shareholding structure.
Singapore-based investment company Temasek also becomes a direct shareholder in Moncler with a similar 4% stake, following its exit from Double R.
Remo Ruffini, CEO of Moncler, will retain a 16% stake in the luxury brand after the reshuffle, making the company more accessible to potential investors.
The Rivetti family and Temasek's move to direct shareholding is seen as increasing Moncler's contestability in the market.
Moncler's share price experienced a slight decline, attributed to a generally negative day for the luxury sector, but the company remains a favorite stock for its quality.