Italian luxury fashion brand Golden Goose has secured a deal with Hong Kong investment firm HSG to become its majority shareholder, with Temasek acquiring a minority interest and Permira retaining a strategic minority stake. The financial details of the transaction have not been disclosed, with completion expected in summer 2026. The investment aims to accelerate international expansion plans while maintaining its “Made in Italy” production base, with CEO Silvio Campara leading the business and Marco Bizzarri becoming non-executive chairman. Revenues for 2024 were €655m ($768.52m), up from €266m in 2020, driven by a 13% year-on-year increase in revenue for the nine months ending September 2025, supported by direct-to-consumer sales growth and an expanded retail network. The capital injection will further support international growth and Italian operations, with HSG partner Jiajia Zou emphasizing Golden Goose’s values of love, empathy, and community in the luxury sector. Previously, Blue Pool Capital acquired a 12% stake in Golden Goose, with the latest deal finalizing after the brand postponed its initial public offering earlier this year.

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