Arnault family plans to simplify holding structure for LVMH and buy back Dior shares worth 1.63 billion euros.
According to WWD, the Arnault family plans to simplify the holding structure for LVMH and buy back Christian Dior shares worth 1.63 billion euros to strengthen the family's control over the world's biggest luxury group.
Key facts
- 01Buyback of Christian Dior shares valued at 1.63 billion euros.
- 02Plan to simplify the holding structure for LVMH.
- 03Goal to strengthen the Arnault family's control over LVMH.
- 04LVMH is described as the world's biggest luxury group in the article.
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