Maus Frères SA in the news

MF Brands Group appointed a new CEO for Lacoste and divested The Kooples, while the current CEO retains leadership of the parent company.

Lacoste is opening its largest Hong Kong store in the Pedder Building, leasing 5,000 square feet for HK$1 million monthly.

Maus Frères successfully transitioned from retail to fashion brand investments, bringing Manor back to Zurich and exploring new ventures.

Maus Frères, owner of Manor, is reportedly interested in acquiring Club Méditerranée's hotel facilities.

Maus Frères, the Swiss group, is reportedly seeking to acquire Club Med from Chinese conglomerate Fosun.

Despite a change in leadership at Manor, speculations persist about Maus Frères SA's intention to sell the department store chain, as the group focuses on a strategy of acquiring luxury brands.

Maus Frères, owner of Manor department stores, plans to expand with expensive clothing, amidst rumors of a potential sale and internal staff criticism.

Coop is acquiring Jumbo from Maus Frères, which is divesting the DIY retailer to concentrate on its luxury brands and Manor department stores.

Coop is acquiring Jumbo hardware stores from Maus Frères SA to strengthen its position in the Swiss DIY market, while Maus Frères focuses on luxury brands.

Didier Maus is transferring leadership of MF Brands, which generated 3.21 billion euros in sales, to Thierry Guibert, who significantly grew Lacoste and the company's fashion portfolio, while its department store division undergoes restructuring.

Thierry Guibert, current CEO of Lacoste, is appointed as the new CEO of Maus Frères SA, succeeding Didier Maus who transitions to Chairman of the Board.

Thierry Guibert, CEO of Lacoste, is appointed CEO of Maus Frères, a Swiss retail group, effective January 18, 2027, replacing Didier Maus, who will remain chairman.

Maus Frères appointed Thierry Guibert as its new CEO, succeeding Didier Maus, who will transition to non-executive chairman.

Thierry Guibert, CEO of Lacoste, is appointed CEO of Maus Frères SA, replacing Didier Maus, effective January 18.

Thierry Guibert, CEO of Lacoste and head of Maus Frères' international division, will become the new CEO of Maus Frères, replacing Didier Maus.

Maus Frères International rebranded to MF Brands Group after 15% growth in 2019 and aims to be a leading high-end sport/lifestyle player.

Maus Frères International, owner of Lacoste and other brands, reported 3.21 billion euros in 2019 sales and is rebranding as MF Brands Group to expand its labels internationally.

Maus Frères SA, the Swiss family owning Lacoste, is actively seeking acquisitions in the affordable luxury and activewear sectors to expand its brand portfolio, with CEO Thierry Guibert targeting established brands with sales between   200m and   300m.

Maus Frères International rebrands to MF Brands Group, consolidating its portfolio of fashion and sports lifestyle brands including Lacoste, Gant, Tecnifibre, and The Kooples, to become a major international player.

Maus Frères shifted its strategy from department store expansion to acquiring and developing international premium fashion brands after a failed US venture.