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Group 1 - The current controlling entity of Mammut, Jacobs Capital, is considering selling the brand, with an estimated transaction value of up to €500 million [2] - Jacobs Capital has initiated preliminary market testing, and the formal sale process is expected to commence soon, with Anta Group being one of the most watched potential buyers [2] - Mammut has a strong reputation in the professional outdoor sports sector, having been established in 1862 and known for high-performance climbing, skiing, and mountain gear [2] Group 2 - In 2020, Mammut's global sales amounted to CHF 218 million, with projected sales growth in China of 85% and 97% for 2023 and 2024, respectively, and maintaining over 80% growth in 2025 [2] - The €500 million valuation reflects Mammut's brand rarity, especially when compared to previous acquisitions in the outdoor sector, such as Anta's acquisition of the brand Jack Wolfskin for $290 million [3] - Mammut's annual sales are close to ¥2 billion, significantly smaller than its competitor Arc'teryx, which is projected to have revenues around ¥10 billion [3] Group 3 - In recent years, Mammut has been expanding its presence beyond the professional sector, particularly in the Chinese market, with 61 stores across 21 provinces and municipalities [4] - The brand has established direct operations in China and has been actively marketing, including hiring a celebrity spokesperson for promotional activities [4] - Experts suggest that Chinese outdoor brands may show interest in acquiring Mammut, viewing it as an opportunity for global expansion, although challenges in brand positioning and market localization remain [5]