Fendi
Roman luxury house known for furs and the Baguette and Peekaboo bags, selling leather goods, ready-to-wear and accessories to wealthy shoppers.
Bought in steps, 1999 to 2001.
LVMH and Prada jointly bought 51% of the Fendi family's Roman house in 1999, and LVMH became majority shareholder in 2001 by buying out Prada's stake.
How big is Fendi?
LVMH's Roman house in fashion.
Fendi gives LVMH's Fashion & Leather Goods group an Italian maison with fur and handbag know-how alongside its Paris houses.
- Fendi revenue (reported inside Fendi's business group, Fashion & Leather Goods)
- Fendi operating profit
- Fendi store count and employees
- Total price LVMH paid for Fendi (only the €295M for Prada's 25.5% stake in 2001 was reported, by the press)
- LVMH does not report this maison's share of group revenue
Every number on this page comes from LVMH's own reports.
- Fendi (maison page: founded 1925 by Adele and Edoardo Fendi; LVMH acquisition in 2000, majority shareholder… ↗
- History (acquisition of Loewe and Celine in 1996, acquisition of Fendi in 2001) ↗
- LVMH Financial Documents - December 31, 2025: revenue and profit by business group, Wines & Spirits volumes… ↗
- LVMH pays $259 million for majority control of Fendi (Prada's 25.5% stake for €295 million; LVMH and Prada … ↗
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