(Reuters) Japan Tobacco Inc (JT), the
world's third-largest cigarette maker, said on Thursday it will buy Belgian
tobacco product maker Gryson NV for 475 million euros ($597.7 million) to cut
its reliance on the domestic market. ... Gryson has established stakes in the markets for individually made machine
and hand-rolled cigarettes in several European countries, including France, Portugal and
Spain.
JT will acquire all shares in Gryson, which produces filters, loose tobacco
and rolling papers for brands like Domingo, Fleur du Pays and Orlando, from
unlisted GT&Co BVBA using existing funds and loan facilities.
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