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The wine and restaurant guide Gault Millau has been sold to unnamed investors from Russia. The previous owner Côme de Chérisey announced that he had "sold 100 percent of his shares to a Russian family". He did not name the purchase price. De Chérisey had managed the international business for the past seven years. "I have pushed ahead with the internationalization as well as the digitalization of the guide, now we need the investments to do this," he commented on the sale. The new owners, who are to be linked to the state-owned Russian VTB Bank, would provide "several hundred million euros in the short term".

Jacques Bally was appointed as the new president of Gault Millau, who will head the holding company NTI together with the representative of the buyer family, Valdislav Skvortsov. It will act as a holding company and is the new owner of the brand. The German guides will continue to be published.

(uka)

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