Some two months after announcing its sale to the Guatemalan Grupo Hame, Agrokasa Holdings informed the Lima Stock Exchange of its decision to delist ‘all common shares representing the capital stock’ of Drokasa Agricultural Society (Agrokasa). In effect the holding intends to make a public purchase offer to the holders of shares. Agrokasa Holdings, acquired by the Hame group, owns 87.49% of the shares of the exporter Agrokasa.
After learning of the sale of the former Peruvian capital firm, Jorge Ramírez, manager of Netafim Peru and former CEO of Camposol (2016-2021), said that “Agriculturally speaking, their crops are very good, well maintained and with excellent yields, among the best in the country.”
Still, the firm's results in 2022 were not positive: its sales added US$130 million, with a contraction of 12% compared to 2021. This drop was due to lower shipments of avocado, and a drop in the prices of this fruit, blueberries, grapes and asparagus
Source: blueberriesconsulting.com