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How a Price Guarantee Helped Seal Pinault’s Puma Exit

A price-protection clause that guarantees François-Henri Pinault’s family a share of any near-term upside helped bridge a valuation gap and seal Anta’s $1.8 billion purchase of Puma’s largest stake.
Puma said sales reached a record €6.8 billion ($7.7 billion) in 2021, up 32 percent on a constant-currency basis.
Puma’s stock spent much of 2025 trading around less than half its value of two years prior. (Shutterstock)

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