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Alicorp Divests Assets, Completes Sales of Caña Brava and Primax Interests

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What happened

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Alicorp, a Peruvian consumer goods company, has completed several major corporate sales. The company sold 80% of Caña Brava to Ingenio Magdalena, a company based in Guatemala, in July 2025. Regarding the fuel retailer Primax, the group agreed to sell 80% of its stake to UNO Corp, based in Honduras. The sale of the Colombian operational arm of Primax was cleared by the country's competition regulator on June 18, 2026.

From riotimesonline.com

Why it matters

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These transactions represent the completion of major portfolio choices for the founder group of Alicorp. The divestments conclude the sale of the company's interests in key operational areas across multiple countries. The sales involve the transfer of significant assets and operational stakes.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • AlicorpPeruvian consumer goods company involved in the divestment of its business interests.
  • HondurasHonduran company that acquired 80% of Primax.
  • GuatemalaGuatemalan company that acquired 80% of Caña Brava.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HondurasSpeculative

    The acquisition of a substantial stake in Primax could affect the business profile of companies in Honduras.

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