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Remy Cointreau eyes stake in Larsen Cognac
Remy Cointreau has announced its intentions to buy a majority share of Cognac producer Larsen.
Remy Cointreau may become a majority shareholder of Cognac company Larsen
The French drinks company has entered exclusive negotiations with a view to become the major shareholder of Larsen, one of the last independent producers of AOC Cognac.
Founded in 1926, Larsen is run by the Larsen family, and has a ‘significant’ range of premium products, including a sizable inventory of aged eaux-de-vie.
In a statement, Remy Cointreau said: “In the event of a favourable outcome to the negotiations, the signing of an agreement will remain subject to authorisation and disclosure procedures in accordance with current regulations.”