Company type | Private |
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Founded | 1992 |
Founder | François Pinault |
Headquarters | , France |
Key people |
François-Henri Pinault (president) Heloïse Temple Boyer (deputy CEO) Alban Greget |
Parent | Financière Pinault |
Website |
www |
Groupe Artémis S.A. is a holding company with a portfolio of investments in fashion, wine, luxury, art, tourism, publishing, sports, food, and technology. Headquartered in Paris, France, Groupe Artémis was founded by François Pinault in 1992 as a family investment vehicle. [1]
In 1992, the French entrepreneur François Pinault transferred his majority stake in Pinault-Printemps-Redoute (PPR, renamed Kering in 2013) to his new company, Groupe Artémis, created as a family investment vehicle. [2] Throughout the 1990s, he engaged in a series of prestigious acquisitions.
The 1993 Château Latour acquisition was the first of a series under the Artémis Domaines label. [3] Artémis acquired the winery René Engel ( Vosne-Romanée, renamed Domaine d'Eugénie) in 2006, [4] the Château Grillet ( Condrieu AOC) in 2011, [5] 1/10 of an acre of the Grand Cru Le Montrachet vineyard from Château de Puligny-Montrachet in 2012, [6] the Napa Valley Araujo Estate Wines (Calistoga, renamed Eisele Vineyard) in 2013, [7] and the Clos du Tart in 2017. [8]
Groupe Artémis has controlled the auction house Christie's since 1998. [9] Artémis bought the news magazine Le Point in 1997, [10] the Stade Rennais F.C. in 1998, [11] the History-focused publisher Tallandier in 1999, [12] the luxury cruise operator Ponant in 2015 [13] and the Brittany- Japan fusion Breizh Café. The group launched the tech-focused investment fund Red River West in 2017. [14] Groupe Artémis is an important shareholder in the couture houses Giambattista Valli since 2017 [15] and Courrèges since 2018, [16] and in the magazine Point de Vue (royal family news) since 2018. [17]
Groupe Artémis acquired the Palazzo Grassi in Venice in 2005, [18] which reopened in 2006 as the first exhibition site of the Pinault Collection, [19] and the Punta della Dogana, also in Venice, in 2009. [20] Both buildings were renovated and remodeled by the Japanese architect Ando Tadao. [21] In August 2016, the Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo and Groupe Artémis jointly announced the relaunch of Bourse de Commerce, located in Paris, into a Pinault Collection-branded contemporary art museum. [22] The new museum contains 32,000 square feet of exhibition floor remodeled by Tadao Ando. It opened in Autumn 2021. [23]
In September 2023, it was announced Groupe Artémis had agreed to acquire a majority stake in Los Angeles-headquartered talent and sports agency, Creative Artists Agency from American private equity firm TPG. [24]
Groupe Artémis invests in fashion, wine, luxury, art, tourism, publishing, sports, food, technology and entertainment.
As of February 2024, Groupe Artémis invests in the following companies:
Sector | Company | Description |
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Luxury & Fashion | Kering | High-fashion luxury group |
Puma | Sportswear and athleisure | |
Courrèges | Couture house | |
Giambattista Valli | Couture house | |
Auction | Christie's | Auction house |
Tourism | Ponant | Luxury cruises |
Wine | Artemis Domaines |
Château Latour (Premier Grand Cru Classe
Pauillac AOC) Domaine d’Eugénie (Vosne-Romanée) Clos de Tart (Grand Cru Monopole in Morey St. Denis ) |
Press | Le Point | News magazine |
Point de Vue | People and royal families news | |
Publishing | Tallandier | History publishing house |
Sports | Stade Rennais F.C. | Ligue 1 football club |
Food | Breizh Café | Crêperie fusion Brittany- Japan |
Technology | Red River West | Investment fund |
Entertainment | Creative Artists Agency | Talent agency |
Company type | Private |
---|---|
Founded | 1992 |
Founder | François Pinault |
Headquarters | , France |
Key people |
François-Henri Pinault (president) Heloïse Temple Boyer (deputy CEO) Alban Greget |
Parent | Financière Pinault |
Website |
www |
Groupe Artémis S.A. is a holding company with a portfolio of investments in fashion, wine, luxury, art, tourism, publishing, sports, food, and technology. Headquartered in Paris, France, Groupe Artémis was founded by François Pinault in 1992 as a family investment vehicle. [1]
In 1992, the French entrepreneur François Pinault transferred his majority stake in Pinault-Printemps-Redoute (PPR, renamed Kering in 2013) to his new company, Groupe Artémis, created as a family investment vehicle. [2] Throughout the 1990s, he engaged in a series of prestigious acquisitions.
The 1993 Château Latour acquisition was the first of a series under the Artémis Domaines label. [3] Artémis acquired the winery René Engel ( Vosne-Romanée, renamed Domaine d'Eugénie) in 2006, [4] the Château Grillet ( Condrieu AOC) in 2011, [5] 1/10 of an acre of the Grand Cru Le Montrachet vineyard from Château de Puligny-Montrachet in 2012, [6] the Napa Valley Araujo Estate Wines (Calistoga, renamed Eisele Vineyard) in 2013, [7] and the Clos du Tart in 2017. [8]
Groupe Artémis has controlled the auction house Christie's since 1998. [9] Artémis bought the news magazine Le Point in 1997, [10] the Stade Rennais F.C. in 1998, [11] the History-focused publisher Tallandier in 1999, [12] the luxury cruise operator Ponant in 2015 [13] and the Brittany- Japan fusion Breizh Café. The group launched the tech-focused investment fund Red River West in 2017. [14] Groupe Artémis is an important shareholder in the couture houses Giambattista Valli since 2017 [15] and Courrèges since 2018, [16] and in the magazine Point de Vue (royal family news) since 2018. [17]
Groupe Artémis acquired the Palazzo Grassi in Venice in 2005, [18] which reopened in 2006 as the first exhibition site of the Pinault Collection, [19] and the Punta della Dogana, also in Venice, in 2009. [20] Both buildings were renovated and remodeled by the Japanese architect Ando Tadao. [21] In August 2016, the Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo and Groupe Artémis jointly announced the relaunch of Bourse de Commerce, located in Paris, into a Pinault Collection-branded contemporary art museum. [22] The new museum contains 32,000 square feet of exhibition floor remodeled by Tadao Ando. It opened in Autumn 2021. [23]
In September 2023, it was announced Groupe Artémis had agreed to acquire a majority stake in Los Angeles-headquartered talent and sports agency, Creative Artists Agency from American private equity firm TPG. [24]
Groupe Artémis invests in fashion, wine, luxury, art, tourism, publishing, sports, food, technology and entertainment.
As of February 2024, Groupe Artémis invests in the following companies:
Sector | Company | Description |
---|---|---|
Luxury & Fashion | Kering | High-fashion luxury group |
Puma | Sportswear and athleisure | |
Courrèges | Couture house | |
Giambattista Valli | Couture house | |
Auction | Christie's | Auction house |
Tourism | Ponant | Luxury cruises |
Wine | Artemis Domaines |
Château Latour (Premier Grand Cru Classe
Pauillac AOC) Domaine d’Eugénie (Vosne-Romanée) Clos de Tart (Grand Cru Monopole in Morey St. Denis ) |
Press | Le Point | News magazine |
Point de Vue | People and royal families news | |
Publishing | Tallandier | History publishing house |
Sports | Stade Rennais F.C. | Ligue 1 football club |
Food | Breizh Café | Crêperie fusion Brittany- Japan |
Technology | Red River West | Investment fund |
Entertainment | Creative Artists Agency | Talent agency |