Translated by
Nicola Mira
Published
July 7, 2025
Wolford has strengthened its senior executive team by appointing Marco Pozzo as deputy CEO. The supervisory board of the Austrian luxury skinwear brand has also made Pozzo a member of Wolford‘s board of directors.
Pozzo’s appointment is part of an overhaul of Wolford’s top management team. The Austrian brand was bought by international luxury conglomerate Lanvin Group in 2018.
Régis Rimbert, who replaced Silvia Azzali as CEO in June last year, resigned after only six months in the job. Global CFO Andrea Rossi is currently the acting CEO, on an interim basis.
In fiscal 2024, Wolford recorded a 30% revenue shortfall, dropping down to €88.37 million and posting losses of over €51 million. The brand is distributed in 45 countries via 163 monobrand stores and 1,100 multibrand retailers.
At the end of June, Wolford announced a new share capital increase, designed to boost the company‘s liquidity. The operation is set to be completed by Q1 2026.
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