In Leonardo Del Vecchio’s will appear the names of Francesco Milleri, president and CEO of EssilorLuxottica as well as president of Delfin, and Romolo Bardin, CEO of the Luxembourg safe. To the first, the entrepreneur who died on June 27 left 2.15 million EssilorLuxottica shares (almost 0.5% of the capital) which are worth around 340 million euros at current stock market values, and to the second 22,000 shares, equal to 3, 5 million euros. The documents examined by ANSA then confirm the assignment in eight equal parts of the capital of Delfin to the sons and wife of Del Vecchio, Nicoletta Zampillo. To the latter go to the maxi apartments in Milan and Rome, Villa La Leonina in Beaulieu Sur-Mer, near Nice on the French Riviera, and the house of the buen retiro in Antigua, in the Caribbean.
Source: Ansa
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