Adecoagro Owners Bought Benetton Lands in Argentina
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After 35 Years in Patagonia, Benetton Sold Its 900,000 Hectares in Argentina to Adecoagro’s Partners
The shareholders and directors of the firm headed by Mariano Bosch acquired all the land held by the Italian holding company in the country
The directors of the company headed by Mariano Bosch acquired the companies Compañía de Tierras Sud y Ganadera Condor, under the control of the Italian group.They are 900 thousand hectares in Buenos Aires, Chubut, Santa Cruz and Río Negro.
The investment group led by Mariano Bosch rose with more than 900,000 hectares, distributed in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Río Negro, Chubut and Santa Cruz; the main business is the sheep production
After more than three decades of presence in the region, the Italian holding company passed control of the Argentine South Land Company. The new headlines, led by the CEO of Adecoagro in their personal capacity, are left with an extension that covers 900,000 hectares throughout the country, of which one third are located on Chubutian soil.
A group of members and directors of Adecoagro acquired from the holding society of the Benetton family the companies Compañía de Tierras Sud y Ganadera Condor that gather more than 900,000 hectares in four Argentine provinces, confirmed sources close to the transaction. That area resembles the total area of entire countries, as by...
Adecoagro acquired all the lands of the Benetton Group in Argentina through the purchase of the companies Compañía de Tierras Sud Argentino y Ganadera Condor, seeking to consolidate its productive presence through a private operation that marks the definitive withdrawal of the Italian holding of the national agro. The transaction included the sale of stays in four provinces and the control of the Faimali fridge, and marks the definitive departur…
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