Biznes Fakty
Cenos may end up in the hands of a Lithuanian company. Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) announcement
The Office of Competition and Consumer Protection has announced that it has received a request from the Lithuanian firm Galinta to gain control over the Polish company Cenos, located in Września.
Galinta is engaged in the manufacturing and distribution of food items, such as rice, groats, flakes, and buckwheat. This company is part of the INVL Baltic Sea Growth Fund group, which is a private equity investment fund focused on investing in enterprises across the Baltic States and Central Europe.
Acquisition of a renowned Polish manufacturer
Established in 1997, the Lithuanian firm offers its products in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, as well as in countries including the USA, the UK, and various Scandinavian nations. Galinta advocates for a healthy diet, providing high-quality food that has gained the confidence of consumers in global markets.
Operating for over 30 years in the Polish market, Cenos is recognized as one of the top producers and distributors of food items in the bulk sector.
The company manufactures and distributes a variety of food products, including rice, salt, groats, coffee, peas, beans, and cereals.
