Tiger Brands, the leading South African packaged goods group, has committed 1 billion ZAR ($59 million) to construct a new bakery plant in Klerksdorp, in South Africa’s North West province, specifically to boost capacity for its dominant Albany bread brand. The significant investment, which the company claims is part of its long-term strategy to modernise its manufacturing footprint, will result in an advanced facility focusing on production efficiency and environmental …
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South African consumer goods firm Tiger Brands has announced plans to sell its minority stake in Empresas Carozzi, a Chilean food and drinks manufacturer, to Carozzi, which already has a 75.61% share in the company. Founded 126 years ago, Empresas Carozzi produces grains, confectionery, sauces, baked goods, beverages, ice cream, and pet food that are sold across Latin America. Tiger Brands first invested in the company in 1999 and increased its …
South African consumer goods firm Tiger Brands has announced the sale of its Baby Wellbeing business in a deal valued at 605 million ZAR ($33.4 million), according to a Reuters report. The Baby Wellbeing business comprises baby toiletries under the Elizabeth Anne’s brand name and medicinal products including antacid Muthi Wenyoni, Telament colic drops, and skin cream Antipeol. The buyer, which is said to be one of the South African’s …
South African consumer goods firm Tiger Brands has announced the opening of a 300 million ZAR ($15.8 million) peanut butter manufacturing facility in the city of Johannesburg, South Africa. The company described the move as one of its largest capital investments for a single project. The new facility aims to modernise operations, providing increased in-house flexibility for faster innovation and new product launches. Black Cat is claimed to be one …
South African consumer goods firm Tiger Brands has announced the investment in Herbivore Earthfoods, a producer of plant-based and vegan products. According to sources, Herbivore Earthfoods produces a vast range of alternative dairy and meat substitute products. This investment will allow Tiger Brands to reach new consumers looking for products that are healthier, with high nutritional benefits, and plant-based meat products, a type of product that has been high in …
Tiger Brands, a South African consumer goods firm with a broad brand portfolio, is reported to be selling its struggling Nigerian venture to Dangote Industries as a result of nearly $120 million in write-downs. According to Fast Moving, Tiger Brands bought two-thirds of a stake in Dangote Flour Mills for almost $200 million from Aliko Dangote, however growing competition and currency devaluations saw the venture run into trouble. The Daily …
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