Tapestry, the parent company of Coach and Kate Spade, is refining its corporate strategy by focusing on unique ownership value rather than just scale. This approach guided their $8.5 billion bid for Capri Holdings (owner of Michael Kors) and the subsequent sale of their Stuart Weitzman brand. The company believes it can uniquely contribute to assets like Michael Kors due to overlapping expertise in leather goods and customer insights, while divesting Stuart Weitzman because premium footwear is not a core strength. This strategic focus also underpins their continued investment in Kate Spade, despite its ongoing turnaround, due to Tapestry's deep experience in the leather goods market. AI
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