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  • Expansion in the mortar market through takeover in Peru

    Expansion in the mortar market through takeover in Peru

    Sika has acquired Chema in Peru, a manufacturer of products for tile laying. With this acquisition, the Baar-based speciality chemicals company is expanding its distribution channels in the Peruvian mortar market and expanding its production in the area of building finishing, according to a press release.

    The acquisition opens up additional distribution channels and complementary production sites for Sika. This is associated with important opportunities for cross-selling with complementary products such as sealants, adhesives and liquid membranes. “The expanded product offering and geographic footprint will allow us to better serve new and existing customers across the country with complete solutions,” said Mike Campion, Regional Head Americas.

    Chema has been in the business of distributing high-quality, easy-to-use tile installation products for more than 50 years with four modern manufacturing plants and seven warehouses worldwide. “The broad customer base appreciates the efficient logistics organisation and delivery reliability in combination with a top range of products and solutions,” it says.

  • Ina Invest completes acquisition of Ceres Group

    Ina Invest completes acquisition of Ceres Group

    Ina Invest has completely taken over the Ceres Group. The real estate company based in Opfikon is the majority owner of the Ceres Group based in Pratteln, according to a press release .

    The heart of the acquisition is the Buss site at Pratteln station with the Bredella development project. The commercial and industrial park with an area of more than 80,000 square meters is to be converted into a city district with 70 percent residential space and 30 percent commercial space over the next 20 years. Ina Invest wants to build more than 1000 apartments there.

    The transaction was announced on December 16, 2021. Part of the purchase price, about which confidentiality was agreed, was paid by Ina Invest in treasury shares. In addition, 886,656 titles were issued. After completion of the transaction, Ina Invest’s share capital will be around CHF 292,000, divided into 9.75 million registered shares.