Mohd's 65% Stake Sold to Dexelance with Hogan Lovells as Advisor
Deal News | Jul 15, 2025 | Hogan Lovells
Hogan Lovells has successfully advised the senior management of Mohd on the sale of its 65% stake to Dexelance. This transaction marks a significant milestone for the Quadrivio & Pambianco fund, which initially acquired the majority stake in Mohd in November 2019, leading to a substantial increase in the company's revenue. The sale of Mohd represents the second successful exit of the Made in Italy Fund, following the divestment of Autry, a high-end Italian sneaker brand, in 2024. Together, these exits have generated returns exceeding three times the capital initially invested. The transaction was spearheaded by Hogan Lovells partner Andrea Pretti.
Sectors
- Private Equity
- Legal Services
- Retail - Luxury Goods
Geography
- Italy – Mohd, the target company, and Autry are both Italian brands highlighting the importance of 'Made in Italy'.
Industry
- Private Equity – The article involves the sale of a company stake handled by a private equity fund, Quadrivio & Pambianco.
- Legal Services – Legal advisory services provided by Hogan Lovells were crucial in the transaction.
- Retail - Luxury Goods – The company Mohd is involved in luxury markets, as highlighted by its connection with Italian premium brand Autry.
Financials
- Over three times the capital invested – The total cash proceeds of Made in Italy Fund's exits of Autry and Mohd.
Participants
| Name | Role | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mohd | Target Company | Company | A company in which the Quadrivio & Pambianco fund held a majority stake, now sold to Dexelance. |
| Dexelance | Bidding Company | Company | The company acquiring a 65% stake in Mohd. |
| Quadrivio & Pambianco | Selling Company | Company | Private equity fund managing the Made in Italy Fund, originally acquired Mohd's stake. |
| Hogan Lovells | Legal Advisor | Company | Provided legal advice to Mohd's senior management for the transaction. |
| Andrea Pretti | Partner | Person | Led the Hogan Lovells team that advised on the transaction. |