France
Moynat makes radical accounting move to cover losses

By Léo Durin

Published on 13.03.2025 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 min

The French luxury leather goods maker Moynat has in recent years racked up losses of over €30m. Its owner, the Arnault family, is trying a radical accounting solution to resolve the problem.

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Moynat makes radical accounting move to cover losses