Completed · Germany · Consumer goods and retail
HVEG Group acquires FYNCH-HATTON.
HVEG Group, the Dutch fashion group based in Leusden, has acquired FYNCH-HATTON, the German casualwear and lifestyle brand from Mönchengladbach founded in 1998 and sold through more than 3,000 points of sale in over 50 countries. HVEG announced the deal on 3 November 2026; afterwards the group expects about 700 employees and combined 2026 revenue of around EUR 370 million. The deal completed on 3 November 2026.
Announced 3 November 2026 · Day 100 on 11 February 2027
- Buyer
- HVEG Group ·Leusden, Netherlands
- Target
- FYNCH-HATTON ·Mönchengladbach, Germany
- Type
- Acquisition
- Announced
- 3 November 2026
- Completed
- 3 November 2026
- Value
- Not disclosed
- People
- Not stated in the release
- Last checked
- 9 November 2026
The people side in Germany
- Above 100 employees, the economic committee is told of the change of control, the buyer and its intentions. Works Constitution Act (BetrVG), section 106
- In an asset or business transfer, staff move to the buyer on existing terms and dismissal for the transfer is invalid. Each may object within one month of being informed. Civil Code (BGB), section 613a
- Where combined worldwide turnover exceeds EUR 500 million and one party has over EUR 50 million and another over EUR 17.5 million in Germany, the deal may not complete before Bundeskartellamt clearance. Act against Restraints of Competition (GWB), sections 35, 39 and 41
- Non-EU buyers reaching 25% of a German company's votes can be screened; in 27 listed sensitive activities, 10% or 20% is notified and the deal waits for clearance. Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (AWV), sections 55, 55a and 56, with Foreign Trade and Payments Act (AWG), section 15
- An employer with staff in German social insurance obtains a company number (Betriebsnummer) for each establishment; an employer without a seat in Germany also appoints a representative based there. Social Code Book IV (SGB IV), sections 18i and 28f(1b)
- Where the deal needs EU merger clearance, the buyer may not implement it before clearance. EU Merger Regulation (Council Regulation (EC) No 139/2004), article 7
- HVEG Group news release (hveggroup.com), 3 November 2026 (primary source)
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