
The entrepreneur criticizes the postponement of the Luxembourg judge's decision on the transfer of his share in a personal holding company
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Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio intends to transfer his Delfin share into a personal holding company. The Luxembourg court postponed the decision on pre-emption to the end of March.
"They blocked my move to Italy by claiming that the banks could enter Delfin. In the meantime they have already taken their shares and capital abroad. And I wanted to bring capital back to Italy to invest and do business. Luxembourg has nothing to envy of our country, except the tax system. Still 6 months to return home."
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Decision of the Luxembourg court on pre-emption expected at the end of March.
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