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French luxury group Kering buys sun lens maker Lenti from Italy's Safilo

French luxury group Kering buys sun lens maker Lenti from Italy's Safilo

The Standard10-06-2025
Gucci sunglasses are seen at the Mido exhibition for glasses and eyewear products in Milan, Italy, February 29, 2016. REUTERS
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