The next generation is taking the helm at C&A - what does this mean for the fashion business?
Florian Brenninkmeyer is taking over the presidency of the Zug-based family holding company Cofra. He will have to consider what the future holds for the fashion chain within the group. Other areas are already more significant there today.
Florian Brenninkmeyer, a 40-year-old member of the Brenninkmeijer family, will take over as president of Cofra, a Zug-based holding company, in April 2027. He succeeds his relative Martijn Brenninkmeijer, who has led Cofra since 2015. Cofra holds various investments, including the C&A fashion chain, real estate company Redevco, and private equity firm Bregal, with a total of around 40 billion euros in assets under management.
As president, Florian Brenninkmeyer will consider the future of C&A within the group, which has struggled in recent years and faced speculation about a potential sale.
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