Culterra Holland B.V. has acquired Maltaflor International GmbH
July 2015 — Culterra Holland B.V. has acquired Maltaflor International GmbH for an undisclosed consideration.
Culterra is the market leader in the production of high-quality organic fertilizers in the Netherlands. Culterra offers a wide range of organic fertilizers and soil improvements in different types of granulates to both the professional and retail market.
The Germany-based Maltaflor produces a herbal fertilizer based on malt sprout for the fruit and gardening market. The company was founded in 1994 and exports its high quality products to Italy, Austria, Switzerland and Sweden.
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Oaklins' team in the Netherlands acted as the exclusive M&A advisor to the buyer in this transaction.
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