Alquería ha vendido una participación minoritaria
Julio 2018 — Los accionistas privados de Alquería han vendido una participación minoritaria a un familiar. Detalles financieros se mantendrán confidenciales.
Productos Naturales de la Sabana S.A., que opera como Alquería, es la tercera empresa de lácteos más grande de Colombia, con aproximadamente 5,000 empleados. Se especializa en leches líquidas, yogur, queso, postres y otros productos lácteos. Alquería tiene cobertura nacional, la compañía cuenta con seis plantas de producción en tres regiones del país.
Nuestro papel en la transacción
El equipo de Oaklins en Colombia fue el asesor financiero exclusivo de los vendedores en esta transacción.
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