Castel Frères in the news

The Singapore High Court upheld the removal of Grégory Clerc and Pierre Baer from their directorships at Castel's holding company, IBBM, and approved new appointments, including Romy Castel, confirming a change in the group's governance.

Romy Castel won a legal battle in Singapore, confirming her right to vote at Castel's general meeting, challenging the current management.

Romy Castel, daughter of the founder, won a legal battle in Singapore to remove CEO Gregory Clerc from the board of the holding company IBBM, intensifying a governance crisis within the Castel Group.

Castel Frères is facing internal legal and media disputes over governance, with lawsuits filed in multiple countries by family members against the CEO.

A family dispute is ongoing over the control of the Castel Frères drinks empire, with a Singapore court ruling pending on the CEO's board position.

A fierce succession battle is unfolding within Castel Frères, marked by legal disputes, significant tax reassessments, and internal power struggles among family members over leadership and strategic direction.

A public family dispute over the succession of the 100-year-old founder is causing turmoil within the 13.5 billion euro Castel Group.

A family feud has erupted within the Castel Group over its governance, with four branches supporting the CEO and one opposing, leading to legal battles in multiple countries.

A power struggle is unfolding within Castel Group between heirs of the founder and CEO Gregory Clerc over control and strategic direction of the beer and wine empire.

Castel Frères launched its first champagne, Angel Castel, developed with Maison Malard, to expand its presence in French wines.

Pierre Castel, founder of Castel Frères, built a global beverage empire, focusing on wine, beer, and soft drinks, with a strong presence in Africa, but was fined for tax evasion.

Alain Castel remains CEO of Castel Vins despite being removed from the board due to a governance conflict between the Castel family and the group's management, emphasizing his commitment to the company's long-term future and employees.

Pierre Castel, founder of Castel Frères, built a beverage empire with significant wine production and a strong presence in Africa, though he was recently fined for undeclared dividends.

Romy and Alain Castel, heirs to the Castel empire, were removed from their board positions at Castel Vins, intensifying a power struggle with CEO Gregory Clerc, who they accuse of attempting to sell the wine division.

Romy and Alain Castel, heirs to the Castel empire, were removed from the board of directors of Castel Vins amidst a governance battle with CEO Gregory Clerc and allegations of plans to sell the wine division.

Castel Group is in a major governance crisis, with Romy Castel and Alain Castel removed from the Castel-Vins board amid a power struggle and a looming tax reassessment.

Internal governance disputes at beverage giant Castel have resulted in the removal of founding family members from the board of the wine division.

Romy and Alain Castel were ousted from the governance of Castel-Vins due to actions deemed incompatible with the group's interests and a breakdown of trust.

Castel-Vins is investing 10 million euros in a high-tech dealcoholization facility near Nantes to capture the growing global market for high-quality alcohol-free and low-alcohol wines.

The global wine market is experiencing significant growth, driven by evolving consumer preferences and the strategic innovations of major industry players like Castel Frères.