Search Results: Ruyi
Chinese Textile Conglomerate Shandong Ruyi Faces a Bleak Future
The Shandong Ruyi Technology Group, famous for snapping up international brands, has met frequent roadblocks in its way to become the “LVMH in China.” Read More
Shandong Ruyi Listed on The Credit Watch List And More
Some analysts believe that Ruyi's debt problem is directly related to the purchase of luxury brands that cost more than 40 billion yuan in the past decade. Read More
China’s Ruyi Group is Growing Fast, But Can They Conquer the Luxury Market?
In the short-to-medium term, China's Ruyi Group will focus on integrating existing brands to maximize synergies within its fully integrated business model. Read More
Chinese Government Delays Shandong Ruyi’s Acquisition Spree
The completion of Shandong Ruyi's acquisition of an Israeli company has been delayed due to slower-than-expected Chinese government approval. Read More
At NYTimes Luxury Conference, Ruyi Chairman Predicts the Fashion Industry’s Future
His three predictions include luxury fashion will become seasonless; personalized fashion will become the norm; and the sharing economy will become the reality. Read More
JD.com Lush Deal with Ruyi/Bally Eclipsed by Rumor of CEO’s Misconduct
CEO of JD.com made his first public appearance after being arrested for sexual misconduct, announcing the deal with this Chinese luxury fashion company. Read More
Why Shandong Ruyi Paid Rumored $700m for Bally
In addition to complementing its existing luxury brands, Bally will help Shandong Ruyi with its long term strategy of launching domestic Chinese luxury brands. Read More
China’s Japan Shopping Spree Continues As Shandong Ruyi Acquires Renown
Despite Japan's traditional resistance to foreign takeovers of its companies, investment in Japanese companies by Chinese ones has increased by leaps and bounds, particularly in recent years as China scours the globe for foreign technological know-how and smoother entrance into new markets. Read More
Does Sequoia China’s Investment in AMI Represent A New M&A Trend?
Sequoia Capital China recently became the majority stakeholder in the Parisian designer brand AMI, which will foster the brand's digital reach in China. Read More
M&A Predictions for 2021
From beauty growth to tech innovation, Jing Daily asked the luxury experts which key trends will be driving new deals in 2021. Read More
