Triodos Organic Growth Fund has acquired Naturgie-Favols
March 2019 — Triodos Organic Growth Fund, a subsidiary of the Dutch Triodos Bank, has acquired Naturgie-Favols. This acquisition forms the basis of a bio food and beverage platform in France. The goal is to unite SMEs which share common values for a more sustainable world through organic food.
Triodos Organic Growth Fund invests in European organic food companies. It has distinguished itself due to an unprecedented investment strategy in the private equity universe and a responsible approach based on a very long-term horizon and a will to have a positive impact on the economic, ecological and social spheres.
Founded in 1966, Naturgie-Favols is a company specialized in the development, production and marketing of pure fruit jams. The company has forged a reputation as a high-end product in gourmet food stores in France and internationally.
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Oaklins' team in France advised Triodos Growth Organic Fund in this transaction.
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