What is the Rolf Benz sale and who is buying?

Jason Furniture’s Hong Kong unit agreed to sell premium sofa maker Rolf Benz to a German investor consortium. The group is led by Frank Niehage, former flatexDEGIRO CEO. Incumbent management will remain in place. Strategic intent focuses on investment, brand expansion, and maintaining product quality for the German and European markets.

When will the Rolf Benz sale close?

The parties expect closing in March, pending standard completion steps. Financial terms have not been disclosed. Investors should watch for official completion notices, any statements on investment plans from the buyer group, and post-deal updates from Jason Furniture on capital allocation and guidance.

What does the Jason Furniture divestment mean for 603816.SS holders?

It may streamline operations and reduce overseas exposure. Potential capital uses include reinvestment in core business, debt reduction, or shareholder returns. Watch for any disposal gain or loss at closing, leverage changes, and signals on dividends or buybacks. Valuation could reflect lower earnings volatility after the transaction.

Who is Frank Niehage and his role in the deal?

Frank Niehage, known for leading flatexDEGIRO, heads the German investor consortium buying Rolf Benz. His role is to drive an investment-led strategy while keeping current management. The focus is on brand expansion, operational continuity, and reinforcing the label’s premium position in Germany and the EU.

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603816.SS Stock Today: Rolf Benz Sale Closing in March – February 11

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 11, 2026February 11, 2026

The Rolf Benz sale is moving ahead, with Jason Furniture’s Hong Kong unit agreeing to sell the premium sofa brand back to a German investor group. Closing is expected in March and terms remain undisclosed. For 603816.SS holders, this divestment could simplify overseas exposure and free capital for core growth. Buyers led by former flatexDEGIRO chief Frank Niehage plan investment-driven expansion while keeping current management. We explain what German investors should watch, potential capital uses, and the brand outlook after the transfer.