Luxury fashion group Golden Goose is aiming to raise about one billion euros by listing on the Milan stock exchange. According to the Reuters news agency, the majority shareholder, private equity firm Permira, has mandated seven banks for what promises to be "one of the biggest European IPOs in the coming year”. The IPO debut is expected to come within the first half of the year. The pool of banks involved as global coordinators for the Ipo would include Bank of America, JPMorgan, Mediobanca and Ubs. Venetian company Golden Goose in 2022 reported revenues up 30 percent to about €501 million. 2023 is expected to see a further increase in performance. In recent days, the brand opened its first travel retail store at Fiumicino Airport in Rome. In early 2022 there had been rumors of a possible listing on Wall Street, a rumor promptly denied by Silvio Campara's company.
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