A report says Ray-Ban heir Leonardo Del Vecchio is trying to increase his control of the family’s business by purchasing the combined stakes held by his siblings in Delfin, the holding company linked to the family’s Ray-Ban and Luxottica assets. According to the outlets, Del Vecchio is attempting to buy the 25% stake owned collectively by his siblings, Luca and Paola Del Vecchio. The proposed transaction would raise his ownership to 37.5%, making him by far the largest shareholder in Delfin. The reports also frame the move as part of an ongoing family dispute over succession and control, which has created uncertainty around how leadership and ownership of the group would evolve. One outlet adds that the transaction could potentially end years of uncertainty surrounding the future of the family’s empire. The articles describe the plan in terms of shifting share ownership within the holding structure, rather than detailing any agreement terms, regulatory steps, or a timeline for completion.