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Safilo Sets Up South Korean Joint Venture

The Italian eyewear-maker will own 51 percent of the new company developed with Parma International.

Safilo Reduces Loss in 2018

Management of the Italian eyewear company stands by its plan to return to profitability in 2020.

Digital Services, Tools Key at Mido 2019

The Italian eyewear industry, which reported sales of 3.86 billion euros in 2018, is on a slow-paced but…

Safilo Sales Down 7% in 2018

Soft business in North America and emerging markets, and a slowdown in the Asia Pacific region in the last…

Safilo and Levi Strauss & Co. Sign Eyewear Licensing Agreement

The deal will be effective January 2020.

Tommy Hilfiger, Safilo Renew Eyewear License

The new deal will run until Dec. 31, 2025.

Safilo Group Continues to Support Special Olympics

The eyewear manufacturer will donate to the organization 60,000 optical frames and sunglasses annually until…

Safilo Sales Down 9% in Q3

Soft business in Europe and North America dented the performance of the Italian eyewear company.

Safilo Names New Latin America Vice President

David Anabitarte, an eyewear industry veteran, will replace Andrea Busato in the role.

Safilo, Banana Republic Renew Eyewear License

The deal, originally signed in 2006, is extended through 2025.

Safilo Names New Brazil Country Manager

The appointment of Luca Dalla Zanna, an eyewear industry veteran, is effective immediately.

Safilo Shares Fall After Release of First-Half Results

Safilo's management provided some guidelines in an update on the 2020 Plan, which targets sales of 1 billion…

Safilo Updates 2020 Plan as It Posts Weak First-Half Performance

The Italian eyewear manufacturer operated at a loss and saw a decrease in revenues in the first six months of…

Stephen Wright Appointed Chief Commercial Officer of Safilo North America

Previously president of VSP Global Omni-Channel Solutions, Wright will take on his role on June 19…

Safilo Points to Recovery After IT System Problems

Safilo said first-quarter net sales were up 6.9 percent at current exchange rates to 250.9 million euros.