<div id="readability-page-1">Jan 27 (Reuters) - China's Anta Sports Products ( ANPDF ) said on Tuesday it had agreed to buy a 29.06% stake in German sportswear maker Puma from the Pinault family's Artémis holding company for 1.51 billion ‌euros ($1.79 billion). The move cements a deal first reported by Reuters earlier this month ​and makes the Chinese group Puma's largest shareholder. The Hong Kong-listed ‍company will pay 35 euros per share ⁠in cash ⁠for 43 million Puma shares, Anta said in a stock exchange filing. Reuters reported ‌in early January that Anta ​had offered to buy about 29% of Puma from the Pinault family and had secured financing ⁠for the acquisition, although talks ‍had ​at the time stalled over valuation. The transaction comes as the German sportswear group struggles to revive sales and ‍investor confidence under its new CEO, Arthur Hoeld. Artémis, run by François-Henri Pinault, chairman of luxury group Kering, had previously described its Puma stake as non-strategic. The Pinault family acquired the holding from Kering in 2018, when the group ​repositioned ‍itself as a pure luxury player. Puma has been under pressure as demand weakened, and recent sneaker launches, ​including the Speedcat, failed to generate the momentum executives had hoped for. Hoeld, who took over last year, has outlined a turnaround focused on brand heat, performance products, and cost discipline. The deal is subject to antitrust clearances, shareholder approval at Anta, and regulatory ​approvals in China and other jurisdictions. Anta said it expects to convene an extraordinary general meeting, with closing targeted after conditions are met. ($1 = 0.8421 ‍euros) (Reporting by Roushni Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich)</div>

安踏体育

中国安踏体育已同意以 15.1 亿欧元（约合 17.9 亿美元）收购皮马（Puma）29.06% 的股份，卖方为皮纳尔特家族的阿尔特米斯（Artémis），使安踏成为皮马的最大股东。该交易涉及以每股 35 欧元的价格购买 4300 万股。这项收购是在皮马面临新任首席执行官亚瑟·霍尔德（Arthur Hoeld）带领下复苏销售的挑战之际进行的。该交易尚待反垄断和监管机构的批准，安踏计划召开特别股东大会以最终确定交易

中国的安踏体育以 18 亿美元收购彪马 29.1% 的股份