Natimpact has raised equity from GSO Capital and Charente-Périgord Expansion
January 2020 — Groupe Natimpact has raised equity from GSO Capital and Charente-Périgord Expansion in order to finance the acquisition of SAS Bovetti Chocolats.
Groupe Natimpact’s purpose is to combine independent SMEs in the organic food industry. Its mission is to contribute to the development of a demanding organic sector while having a positive environmental and social impact. Natimpact consists of two companies: Naturgie, the French leader in organic jam, and now Bovettii.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in France assisted Natimpact’s shareholders on this fundraising.
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