Vleesgroothandel Rima NV has been acquired by Teugels BVBA
The Leys family have sold Vleesgroothandel Rima NV to Teugels BVBA.
With more than 40 years of experience, Vleesgroothandel Rima is a second generation family business that has grown into a reliable butcher and chopper wholesaler of high-quality beef and pork in Belgium, and frozen products in the international market. The company is fully integrated, with a slaughterhouse, a cutting plant, wholesaler and a transport company, which has given Vleesgroothandel Rima the opportunity to focus 100% on the quality of the processes and thus guarantee an excellent quality of the end product.
Teugels is a modern and contemporary meat wholesaler that focuses on the delivery in the butchery sector, supermarkets and industrial processors.
Oaklins’ team in Belgium advised the seller in this transaction.
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Tom Van de Meirssche
Oaklins KBC Securities
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