exor.

abbreviation for

1. executor.

exor.

/ ˈɛksɔː /

abbreviation for

1. executor

Example Sentences

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

Philips said at the time a bank had acted on behalf of Exor and built much of the stake using a derivatives structure, but it could not comment further.

From Reuters

Goldman Sachs, which acted on behalf of Exor, declined comment.

From Reuters