JOTT in the news

Outgoing St. Moritz Mayor Christian Jott Jenny reflects on his unconventional political career and future leadership changes in the region.

Amoniss acquired JOTT, saving most jobs and stores, with a plan to integrate the brand into its portfolio while optimizing operations.

JOTT's French entities will be taken over by Salih Halassi's Amoniss after a ruling by the Marseille Business Court.

JOTT increased its purchase completion rate by 10% after migrating to Shopify Plus, enhancing its e-commerce capabilities and handling peak traffic more effectively.

Amoniss has made the highest offer of €3 million to acquire JOTT, intending to retain most of its employees, while other bids are significantly lower.

The Amoniss Group is the leading candidate to acquire the insolvent down jacket brand Jott, with a court decision expected on April 13th.

Three bids remain for acquiring JOTT, with the highest at €3 million retaining most employees, while the company faces bankruptcy amid industry challenges.

Four potential buyers are competing to acquire JOTT, with a court decision expected by mid-April based on job preservation, business model sustainability, and creditor repayment.

Four bidders including Amoniss, BCR-i, current employees, and Origin are vying to acquire JOTT, with the court prioritizing jobs, sustainability, and creditors, deciding by mid-April.

Four bidders, including JOTT's founders and investment groups, will submit final offers for JOTT by March 27, with a court decision expected by mid-April focusing on jobs, sustainability, and creditor repayment.

Around 15 buyers are interested in acquiring JOTT, a Marseille-based puffer jacket brand facing insolvency, with a decision expected by March.

Potential buyers have until February 5 to submit bids for the French down jacket brand JOTT following its late 2025 receivership.

Jott's accelerated growth under LBO led to operational strains, seasonal product vulnerability, and governance challenges, risking its financial stability.

JOTT is looking for a buyer after financial struggles and debt restructuring led current investors to exit.

JOTT is looking for a new owner after financial struggles and debt restructuring led current investors to exit.

JOTT is looking for a new owner after financial struggles led to judicial reorganisation and shareholders deciding to sell their stakes.

JOTT is undergoing financial restructuring after significant capital injections failed to restore profitability, with a court review set for 2026.

JOTT is undergoing a major financial rescue involving nearly €100 million in shareholder funds due to declining sales, logistics failures, and heavy debt.

JOTT suffered major financial and operational setbacks due to logistics failures and heavy discounting, leading to a costly restructuring and recapitalization in 2025.

JOTT is undergoing a major financial rescue involving nearly €100 million in shareholder funds due to steep revenue declines, logistics failures, and heavy debt.