Tod's splashes out 415m euros on Roger Vivier shoes
However, some analysts say the price for the profitable French brand looks expensive
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ITALIAN luxury goods group Tod's has agreed to buy the prestigious Roger Vivier shoe brand from Tod's biggest shareholder for 415 million euros (S$626 million), a price which some analysts said looked expensive.
Tod's, controlled by Italy's Della Valle family, produces and sells Roger Vivier shoes in return for royalty payments under a licensing agreement due for renewal next year.
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