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Lancaster Capital buys shareholding in SAFE

SAFE has announced that Jayendra Naidoo’s broad-based investment holding company, Lancaster Capital, has acquired a shareholding in the group. Exploratory talks with Lancaster began last year. Since then, both parties agreed to a framework to combine their enthusiasm for agriculture with their respective strengths.

“We are delighted to welcome Lancaster into the SAFE family as part of our growth and empowerment strategy. Lancaster brings a wealth of successful experience in a number of key business, investment and empowerment areas into the group,” says SAFE co-founder, Anton de Vries.

According to Jayendra Naidoo: “Buying into a successful, established producer and exporter, such as SAFE, allows us to enter the agricultural industry from a very sound base. We will take advantage of the numerous opportunities this acquisition offers Lancaster and SAFE for growth. We anticipate increasing our stake in SAFE in due course.”

Lancaster brings years of success in a broad range of industries from Infrastructure development to transport – including the high-profile Gautrain – to SAFE. The group has also successfully invested in logistics, financial services, energy, renewable energy and health care.

“In our discussions about this deal we explored a number of options and areas of interest that will be beneficial to Lancaster Capital and SAFE. Clearly growth opportunities were a key focus for both parties,” said SAFE CFO Quentin Scott.

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