In 2018, Henkell & Co Group and Freixenet joined forces with a 50/50 cut up of Freixenet shares, coming into a partnership with the Ferrer and Bonet households as remaining shareholders.
With the completion of the transaction, Henkell Freixenet assumes full possession of the Spanish cava home.
Ferrer will stay carefully linked to the enterprise, taking over the position of honorary president of Freixenet SA alongside Bonet.
“We each shared a deep understanding of custom, high quality and continuity. Over the previous eight years, a relationship based on belief and collaboration has developed right into a unified staff with a shared imaginative and prescient – dedicated to develop the model Freixenet and the corporate in direction of a sustainable future,” mentioned Dr. Andreas Brokemper, chief govt of Henkell Freixenet.
“Collectively, now we have strengthened our worldwide market place within the international glowing wine phase and opened new alternatives for Freixenet. We significantly worth the belief the Ferrer and Bonet household has positioned in us. It’s an honour to tackle Freixenet and assume the accountability of efficiently creating the corporate into the longer term,” Brokemper provides.
The Ferrer Household and Bonet will reinvest in Ferrer Wines, a vineyard owned and managed by Pedro Ferrer.
