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New Owner for Struggling Le Coq Sportif - RetailDetail EU

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The Franco-Swiss businessman Dan Manane is the new owner of the French sports brand Le Coq Sportif. A commercial judge in Paris favuored his bid today over a bid from a French consortium. Judoka floored Manane’s bid defeated the rescue attempt by the founding Camuset family, parent company Airesis, businessman Xavier Niel, and judoka Teddy Riner, newspaper La Libre reports. The brand, which was given the honour to dress the host country at the P…

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Two offers were in competition for the takeover of French athletes at the Paris Games, which had been placed in judicial reform.

·Paris, France
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The project foresees "new contributions at the group level of 70 million euros" and "between 89 and 94 abolitions of posts", according to the decision consulted by Agence France-Presse. At the end of 2024, Le Coq sportif had 359 employees.

·Paris, France
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The offer made by the French-Swiss entrepreneur Dan Mamane was preferred over that of the consortium supported by the businessman Xavier Niel and the Judoka Teddy Riner. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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The company, which has been in judicial reform since the autumn, will be taken over by the businessman. The court dismissed the competing offer, supported notably by Xavier Niel and Teddy Riner.

·Paris, France
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The Paris Economic Court ruled on Friday, July 4th: it is the entrepreneur based in Dubai, accustomed to the operations of takeover of companies in difficulty, which is charged with the task of straightening the ill-developed sports equipmentman. The offer carried out in particular by Teddy Riner and Xavier Niel has been dismissed.

·Paris, France
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The brand "has a new future" was rejoicing the Minister of Economy, Eric Lombard.

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lesechos.fr broke the news in on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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