Ruffini Family Acquires Stake in Michelin-Starred Da Vittorio Group
The Ruffini family, known for its ownership of Moncler, has taken a 40% stake in the Da Vittorio Group, a renowned Italian restaurant group holding three Michelin stars. The Cerea family, founders of Da Vittorio, will retain the remaining 60% ownership.
Deal Details and Strategic Alignment
The agreement, finalized on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, involves the Ruffini family’s holding company, Ou(r) Group, acquiring the stake through Da Vittorio Group-Vicook. According to Pietro Ruffini, CEO of Ou(r) Group, the partnership stems from a “deep entrepreneurial attunement,” recognizing Da Vittorio’s history of elevating Italian gastronomy to an international standard. WWD
Remo Ruffini, chairman of Moncler Group, has a reported net worth of $3.5 billion, according to Forbes Italia. The Ruffini family has been actively investing in the high-end food and beverage sector.
Da Vittorio’s History and Performance
The Da Vittorio restaurant group was founded 60 years ago by Vittorio Cerea and his wife Bruna in Bergamo, Italy. The business later moved to Cantalupa di Brusaporto in 2005, where it continued to expand its presence in haute cuisine. MontenaPodaily
In 2024, Da Vittorio Group surpassed €100 million in revenue, establishing itself as the leading Italian luxury dining brand. Forbes Italia
Ou(r) Group’s Expanding Portfolio
Ou(r) Group, led by Pietro Ruffini, son of Remo Ruffini, has been strategically expanding its investments in the restaurant sector. The company already holds stakes in Langosteria and Concettina ai Tre Santi. MontenaPodaily
The partnership aims to strengthen Da Vittorio’s position both domestically and internationally, although preserving its authenticity and core values. FashionNetwork