exor.
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Leading the charge was the company’s technophile chairman, John Elkann, head of the Agnelli family, which controls the carmaker through its investment vehicle Exor.
The other new members of Meta's board include John Elkann, who leads European investment firm Exor, and Charlie Songhurst, a former Microsoft executive.
From BBC
For example, high-end designer brand Christian Louboutin, famous for its red-soled high heels, was valued at $3.2 billion in 2023 by investment firm Exor, and comfort sandal manufacturer Birkenstock had a global revenue of $1.66 billion that fiscal year, according to Statista.
From Los Angeles Times
Exor owns around 23% of Ferrari shares, with around 35% of voting rights.
From Reuters
While Philips and most shareholders welcomed Exor's investment, shareholder groups questioned how the stake had been acquired so quickly.
From Reuters
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