Nina Ricci is owned by Puig (Spain, BME: PUIG), which acquired the brand in 1998.[1][2] Nina Ricci was founded in 1932 in Paris and was independent until 1998.
This ownership is reported in official statements but has not yet been matched to a regulatory filing.
Nina Ricci is a Paris couture house founded in 1932, whose L'Air du Temps fragrance, launched in 1948 with a Lalique dove stopper, became one of the most enduring scents of the twentieth century. Puig acquired the house in 1998.
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Puig acquired Nina Ricci, a Paris house founded in 1932 by an Italian-born couturier working in France. Its L'Air du Temps fragrance, launched in 1948 with a Lalique dove stopper, has been in production ever since. Only the year is documented here.
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The parent company of Nina Ricci is Puig, a publicly listed company headquartered in Spain.
Nina Ricci originated in France in 1932, but it is owned today by Puig, which is headquartered in Spain. So Nina Ricci is a French-origin brand under Spanish ownership.
Puig completed its acquisition of Nina Ricci in 1998, after announcing the deal in 1998. The price was not disclosed.
Nina Ricci was an independent company from its founding in 1932 in Paris until Puig acquired it in 1998.
Yes. As of 16 September 2026, Nina Ricci is still owned by Puig. The ownership record was last checked against primary sources on that date.
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