Des pivots, des réinventions et des changements qui ont compté.
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After its MD died and its EPC arm burned cash, the Bajajs picked outsider Anuj Poddar, who killed vanity orders, cut debt to zero and doubled the market cap.
Lire le casA partisan's widow listed Milan's Amplifon in 2001, daughter Susan took the chair in 2011, and in 2025 the third Holland generation joined the board.
Lire le casKazakhstan's flag-carrier JV with BAE Systems raised $370m in a February 2024 IPO on London, Astana and KASE; 29,000 Kazakh retail orders chased the deal.
Lire le casMotoya Okada, 46, took over when scandal felled JUSCO's banker president, built Japan's largest retailer in 23 years, then handed the job to a non-family pro.
Lire le casWith Vivendi's 60% stake overhanging the market, Kotick's team paid $8.2 billion for independence at $13.60 a share; Microsoft paid $95.00 in 2023.
Lire le casFirst to shut dining rooms and last to reopen, Wingstop rode 32% same-store growth and a 64% digital mix through 2020 while sit-down rivals bled.
Lire le casJohn Timpson led a £42m buyback of his great-grandfather's shoe chain in 1983, then sold the shops that didn't work — and built Britain's top service retailer.
Lire le casWhile Macy's and Kohl's closed stores and lost sales, Target kept its doors and curbside lanes open - and took about $9 billion of market share in 2020.
Lire le casThe 'World's Largest Dairy Store' founder was charged in a $17M tax fraud; his son took the CEO seat in 1991 and the family chain kept growing.
Lire le casGarena's Free Fire printed $3.2B in 2020 while Sea poured it into Shopee's land grab - orders up 130%, Lazada overtaken, and the region's highest valuation.
Lire le casOman's Renaissance Services cashed out of offshore vessels at $1.079bn as the oil bust ended; its remaining business was 188% more profitable a year later.
Lire le casAfter 20.6M tonnes of tailings escaped its Padcal mine, Philex paid the Philippines' largest mining fine in full and cooperated its way to a quick restart.
Lire le casDubai's oldest private bank closed two-thirds of its branches at the pandemic's worst moment; by 2025 it earned Dh2.1bn a quarter at 29% cost-to-income.
Lire le casZachert's 2014 realignment cut costs, shed rubber and bought Chemtura; by 2018 Lanxess was a pure specialty chemicals firm with record earnings.
Lire le casStill profitable through the 2008-09 shipping crash, Kirby used its intact balance sheet to buy coastal rival K-Sea for $603.4M and go national.
Lire le casWith $460M from selling Kinh Do's confectionery to Mondelez, Vietnam's Kido reinvented itself, winning 65% of oil maker Tuong An and moving on Vocarimex.
Lire le casWhile LVMH and Kering lost 16% in 2020, Hermès fell 6%, then grew 42% in 2021 - the reward for refusing discounts and keeping its artisans at work.
Lire le casQatar's biggest listed services group went from near-zero earnings to QR711m profit by repricing rigs, restarting idle assets and refinancing its driller.
Lire le casA decade after its projects froze, GFH rebuilt around fund management, treasury and a taken-over bank - then won Euromoney's regional private-credit award.
Lire le casWanda Ferragamo's six children brought in professional Michele Norsa in 2006; ten years of retail expansion ended in a Milan IPO and €1.43 billion in revenue.
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