Fuchs Takes Controlling Stake in New Kenya Joint Venture

By Public Technologies
  • Fuchs is taking a controlling stake in a new Kenyan joint venture, expanding its East African presence.
  • Its stake in the existing Tanzanian joint venture will increase to a controlling interest.
  • Agreements cover acquiring 100% ownership of former joint venture operations in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique.
  • The transactions are expected to close in early 2027.
  • The businesses involved generate approximately EUR 50 million in annual sales and employ around 170 people.


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