- A.P. Moller Capital acquired a 51% stake in BERGÉ.
- The partnership aims to expand BERGÉ in Iberia and Latin America.
- Both partners committed to future investments for growth.
A.P. Moller Capital reports that it has signed a binding agreement to purchase a 51% interest in BERGÉ, Bergé y Compañía’s port infrastructure and logistics business. The acquisition is made through a fund vehicle incubated by A.P. Moller Holding. The joint venture will take BERGÉ to become the top multipurpose port infrastructure business in Iberia and Latin America by supporting its growth and expansion.
Commitment to Long-Term Growth and Investment
The two parties have mutually committed substantial future investment to reinforce BERGÉ’s market presence in the ports infrastructure and logistics segments. These investments will propel Iberia and Latin American growth to respond to rising demand as well as develop new business prospects.
Support of Experienced Shareholders
The agreement with A.P. Moller Capital will improve BERGÉ’s capacity to develop its multipurpose port activities in Iberia and Latin America. Combining A.P. Moller Capital’s extensive experience in the logistics sector and Bergé y Compañía’s solid historical background, BERGÉ will gain from the joint financial and industrial knowledge of the shareholders.
Leadership Changes and Governance
Joe Nielsen will be the new non-executive chairman of BERGÉ on behalf of A.P. Moller Capital. Jaime Gorbeña will be the non-executive vice-chairman on behalf of Bergé y Compañía, and Juan Aguirre will remain as CEO of BERGÉ.
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Source: A.P. Moller Capital