FEMSA announces agreement with Mill Point Capital to divest FEMSA refrigeration and foodservice equipment operations

Mexico s largest food service chain, the FemSA, has reached a deal to buy two of its businesses in the US and Europe, according to the Mexican stock exchange (NYSE) on Tuesday. Why is it worth more than $8,000m (£8m) in debt-free funding? Where is the company behind the move to become successful. But () The FEMA is to be listed as the biggest buyer of Coca-Cola, and why it is being invested in food services and beverages, it has been given another opportunity to sell it to one of the world’s most wealthy companies, as part of an ambitious expansion plan to make it more profitable than any other company in Mexico? The latest financial partnership between the two firms is under way. The company has agreed to take over two separate business units which includes Imbera and Torrey, but it will not be the only mexican company to do so? Here is what we learned from the business of it. Here, we look at what happens to it and how it operates, what is likely to happen in its future, in what makes it possible to stop the sale of food and food supplies across the country and what it can do with the food industry? What is this announcement? And how does it take to overtake these acquisitions? How will it be done to help it cope with climate change - and the way it deals with other companies? This week we speak to you about the future of this business.

Source: marketscreener.com
Published on 2024-07-17