Vince acquires OVO brand operating assets and core apparel retail license from Drake, while Authentic Brands Group obtains a majority stake in OVO's intellectual property.
This move marks Vince's first expansion of its multi-brand platform strategy beyond its flagship brand, aiming to leverage its platform and operational advantages for revenue and profit diversification. Through this transaction, Vince expects to enter the growing global streetwear market and utilize its scale and infrastructure to support OVO's retail and e-commerce expansion in the United States. As part of the agreement, Authentic Brands Group has formed a new subsidiary to hold OVO's intellectual property, with Authentic owning 51%, Drake 44%, and Vince holding the remaining 5%. Vince anticipates its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (ending August 1) to reach the upper end of its previously guided range.
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