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Reuters Published
January 10,长沙USDT直通车 2025
France’s competition authority on Wednesday approved plans by upmarket department store chain Galeries Lafayette to buy online fashion and homeware retailer La Redoute in a deal that will accelerate its digital expansion.
The antitrust clearance means the new group will have combined sales of 4.5 billion euros, which the group expects to climb to over 5.5 billion by 2025 with 30 percent coming from online.
In September 2025, Galeries Lafayette said it would buy an initial 51 percent stake in La Redoute, and would aim to own 100 percent in the future, in a deal that would deliver cost-savings and boost its digital businesses, to better compete with online retail giants such as Amazon.
“The review by the Competition Authority ruled out any competition issue resulting from the operation,” the statement said.
In addition the new group will face “important competitive pressure” from the main retail players present on all the markets concerned by the deal, it said.