Shareholders on Thursday voted in favor of the merger agreement.

Luxury analyst Erwan Rambourg believes M&A is the “inevitable” course for family-controlled businesses.

The collaboration between the two companies will kick off with the pre-fall 2019 season.

The entrepreneur addressed the rumors on Tuesday in Milan, saying “we are buyers, not sellers.”

The 4.2-million-euro deal, approved by a Paris commercial court decision on Friday, covers job contracts for 72 out of 73 employees.

The investment vehicle will host the Asian expansion of the company operating the Incotex, Glanshirt, Zanone and Montedoro labels.

“We will do our best with this jewel,” said Shanghai-based Icicle Fashion Group.

Adrian Cheng expands his foothold on urban youth with an investment into the influential Chinese platform.

ABG has also partnered with Ariel Chaus for the acquisition of the Bernard Chaus Inc. brands from Camuto Group.

A deal with the Shanghai-based eco-clothing company is expected this coming week.

Along with serving tailor shops in 20 countries, Drapers operates a suiting fabric online store.

The deal is expected to close later this month.

The deal broadens Luen Thai’s reach into serving duty-free markets.

Finplace 2 Srl acquired the luxury cashmere specialist for 10 million euros.

Christine Feuchot and Bertrand Rochebillard, founders of e-commerce player Place Des Tendances, have made an undisclosed investment in the contemporary label.