Codorníu Wins 14 Million While the Wine and Cava Group Is Still on Sale
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They continue to analyze changes in their shareholding “both majority and minority”
Carlyle sees more likely the departure from the capital of Codorníu, because the company has significantly improved its performance. Raventos, now minority, could sell earlier
The CEO of Codorníu, Sergi Fuster, points out that the sale process of 68% of the participation of the manager Carlyle "continues".
The group of cavas and wines, with wineries in Argentina and the United States, considers their business in Spain a priority and keeps alive the sale process opened by Carlyle in 2025. Read
As talks continue for the departure of its majority shareholder, the US fund Carlyle (which continues to negotiate the sale of its 55% of the company, for the moment without result), the Raventós Codorníu group has taken stock this Tuesday of "an extraordinary new exercise for the company", after the end of the 2025-2026 campaign. "In such a volatile world, the fiscal year has been record, with a sales growth of 1% and profit before taxes of 46 …
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