Turnover: 750 million EUR (2022)
Country: Germany
- BIRKENSTOCK, a global brand of German origin
- One of the top five international shoe brands
- nearly 3,000 employees
- A family business with tradition
- BIRKENSTOCK manufactures most of its products at its own sites in the German states of Rhineland-Palatinate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hesse and Saxony.
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Birkenstock sandals debut in New York this Wednesday 11/10/2023
- Birkenstock valuation: $8.6 billion.
- Birkenstock began to be controlled by investment fund L Catterton in 2021.
- L Catterton is associated with LVMH, the world leader in luxury goods.
- Birkenstock was founded in 1774 and is based in Germany.
- Birkenstock's sales grew at an average rate of 20% over the next few years after the arrival of external management in 2013.
Birkenstock intends to raise up to $1.58 billion for its IPO 03/10/2023
- Birkenstock is headquartered in Linz am Rhein, Germany.
- Birkenstock was founded in 1774 and began selling sandals in 1963.
- The company was valued at around 4 billion euros in 2021 following the acquisition of a majority stake by investment company L Catterton.
- Birkenstock employs around 6,200 people and produces its shoes in Germany.
Birkenstock sandals take their place on Wall Street 17/09/2023
- Birkenstock is targeting a valuation of $8 billion for its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange.
- This valuation is twice as high as two years ago.
- The company is majority-owned by private equity firm L Catterton.
- Christian Birkenstock, one of the two direct heirs, holds 12% of the shares.
- The company's sales have quadrupled over the past eight years, rising from 292 million euros in 2014 to 1.2 billion in 2022.
- Birkenstock made a net profit of 187 million euros in its last financial year, ending September 2022.
- The company produces around 30 million pairs of shoes a year.
- More than half of its customers (54%) are in the USA, compared with 36% in Europe.
- The company plans to inaugurate its largest factory in Germany in December.
Birkenstock and its Boston clogs take luxury up a notch 30/05/2023
- New Birkenstock factory to open in Pasewalk, near the Polish border.
- The new factory will employ around 1,000 people.
- 50% of Boston clog orders will not be filled this year.
- The Group employs a total of 5,500 people.
- 38 subsidiaries
- 55 directly-operated boutiques
- Two Dior models for 960 euros.
- L Catterton (LVMH and Financière Agache) acquired Birkenstock for around 4 billion euros.
- Sales forecast for 2022: over 750 million euros.
- Annual production: 30 million pairs
- Number of factories in Germany: 5.
Birkenstock and its Boston clogs take luxury up a notch 07/04/2023
- the group has 5,500 employees.
- The company has 38 subsidiaries.
- The company has taken over distribution with 55 of its own boutiques.
- The subsidiary 1774 was launched to market collections in collaboration with fashion designers.
- The German company has been owned for two years by L Catterton (a fund owned by LVMH and the Arnault family's Financière Agache)
- Sales forecast for 2022: over 750 million euros
- 30 million pairs manufactured per year. 5 factories in Germany.
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