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Kering appoints Luca de Meo

Renault Chief Executive Luca de Meo plans to step down in mid-July and pursue new challenges outside the automotive industry, with French newspaper Le Figaro reporting he is set to become the new boss of Gucci-owner Kering.

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From cars to handbags: can Renault’s Luca de Meo revive Gucci owner Kering?

electrive.com · 4h

Renault CEO Luca de Meo moves to Gucci parent firm Kering

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Renault CEO exit in July raises concern over alliance with Nissan

Renault CEO Luca de Meo will step down from his role on July 15, 2025, after a five-year tenure marked by financial recovery and alliance restructuring with Nissan Motor.

EconoTimes · 1d

Renault CEO Luca de Meo Poised to Join Kering as New Chief Executive

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Renault boss De Meo leaves, company says, after report he will lead Kering

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Kering shares surge on reports it’s luring auto exec to run Gucci maker

Shares of Kering, the luxury-goods company behind Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and other brands, rallied as much as 10% on Monday after reportedly luring Renault’s chief executive to run the company.

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Gucci Owner Kering Picks Renault Chief as New CEO

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Renault boss De Meo quits; report says he will head Gucci-owner Kering

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Renault shares slide as chief executive Luca de Meo quits to lead Kering

The appointment of de Meo, 58, marks a big change at Kering, owner of the Gucci and Saint Laurent brands, where François-Henri Pinault, a member of the family that controls the group, has been chair and chief executive for 20 years.

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Gucci owner Kering appoints de Meo as CEO, shares soar

Gucci owner Kering said it was hiring Renault boss Luca de Meo as its new CEO to help revive the debt-laden luxury conglomerate, confirming reports that sent its shares soaring and those of Renault tumbling earlier on Monday.

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Luca de Meo to Succeed François-Henri Pinault as Kering CEO

The luxury group confirmed speculations reported by a number of media outlets this weekend. Pinault will retain his role as Kering chair.