
Diego Della Valle
About Diego Della Valle
Diego Della Valle took the small shoe factory his grandfather started and turned it into global shoe- and purse-maker Tod's S.p.A.
Della Valle, who is chairman, and his brother Andrea together own the majority of the company.
In 2024, the brothers teamed up with private equity firm L Catterton and LVMH to take Tod's private at a $1.5 billion valuation.
The brothers also hold stakes in Italian scooter-maker Piaggio and multimedia conglomerate RCS MediaGroup.
The brothers owned Florence-based soccer team AC Fiorentina from 2002 to 2019, when they sold it to fellow billionaire Rocco Commisso.
He cofounded Italy's first private rail operator, Ntv-Italo, in 2006 and sold it 12 years later to an American investment firm for $2.2 billion.
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ItalySource of wealth
ShoesResidence
Sant'Elpidio a Mare, ItalyMarital status
MarriedBirth date
12/30/53 (age 72)Number of children
2Self-made
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He has spearheaded a campaign to renovate the crumbling Roman Colosseum, committing millions of euros from Tod's for the project.
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MILAN | BMPS-IT
Banca Monte dei Paschi di SienaMILAN | BIA-IT
Bialetti IndustrieMILAN | MB-IT
Mediobanca Banca di Credito FinanziaMILAN | PIA-IT
PiaggioMILAN | RCS-IT
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