The merger of the two historic Greek companies will create economies of scale
ION is proceeding with the acquisition of 75% of the Lavdas SA caramel factory.
The merger of the two historic Greek companies will create economies of scale and further strengthen their growth in the markets they operate in, creating additional value for employees, partners and consumers.
ION, with a history of 94 years, was also active in the candy industry from 1930 to 2016, offering iconic products on the market. THE Lavdas has been active since 1953 in the field of candy making, with great success in the Greek market, while in recent years it has penetrated the markets of Europe, the USA, Asia and the Arab states where it addresses more than 50% of its products. The latest great success is the creation of the ZERO product.
THE Spyros Theodoropoulos, Vice President of ION, referring to the completion of the acquisition, said: “Today we are announcing an extremely important agreement for our industry. It is our great pleasure to welcome another historic Greek company, Lavdas, into our family. We share the same values ​​and ethos with the people who have built this great company. Our goal is to develop and strengthen extroversion so that we can continue to offer our products to even more consumers around the world.”
In their joint statement on the agreement, the shareholders of Lavda they said: “We are excited that our company finds in ION an important partner. With ION’s guidance, and incorporating our own candy expertise, we will continue to grow and innovate, staying true to the quality and values ​​that have built our brands and unique heritage.”
Source: Skai
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