Groupe Castel in the news

Brasserie BB Lomé introduced 'Pils Citron', a light, lemon-flavored blonde beer aimed at consumers seeking a refreshing alternative to traditional beer.

The Prix Pierre Castel recognized young African entrepreneurs for innovative agricultural projects using technology to boost resilience and sustainability.

Groupe Castel addressed allegations of rights violations at its Cameroonian subsidiary Sosucam, highlighting prior responses and commitment to worker safety and social dialogue.

A power struggle between Groupe Castel's CEO Gregory Clerc and the founder's family is unfolding over control of the lucrative beverage empire, with the family seeking Clerc's removal.

Boissons du Cameroun aims to boost local sorghum collection by 50% in 2025 to support import substitution and expand production capacity after acquiring Guinness S.A.

Groupe Castel's boards, DF Holding and Cassiopée, reiterate their full support for CEO Grégory Clerc amidst ongoing attempts to revoke his position at IBBM and challenges from Romy Castel.

The Singapore High Court upheld injunctions preventing Gregory Clerc and Pierre Baer from acting as directors of Investment Beverage Business Management (IBBM) amidst a dispute over their removal and voting rights within the Castel Group's financial structure.

Romy and Alain Castel are suing Groupe Castel CEO Gregory Clerc for alleged disloyal management, money laundering, and abuse of company assets amidst a family dispute over control and governance.

Romy Castel, daughter of the founder, and her cousin were ousted from the board of Castel Vins amid an ongoing family dispute with the CEO, Grégory Clerc.

Castel Group's African subsidiary, Somdia, is investing 70 million euros annually to refocus on agriculture and industry, including a new distillery in Ivory Coast.

A power struggle is unfolding within the Castel Group, a major player in the beer and wine industry, between the founder's heirs and the current CEO over control of the 14-billion-euro empire.

Castel Beer is supporting an "All Stars" African comedy competition in Cotonou, Benin, featuring established and aspiring talents from across the continent.

The Castel family is in conflict with CEO Grégory Clerc over his high salary and control of the company, with failed attempts to remove him amid power struggles.

Groupe Castel is undergoing a major internal family dispute and legal battle that threatens its governance stability and strategic future.

Pierre Castel's family disputes the current CEO Gregory Clerc's leadership and claims he misrepresents the founder's wishes amid a governance battle involving shareholder votes and court rulings.

A Singapore High Court ruling has created legal and leadership challenges for Groupe Castel.

The Castel family is in a legal and personal conflict with CEO Gregory Clerc over control of the beverage giant, amid tax issues and governance disputes.

The Castel family voted to remove key directors in a governance dispute, but the holding company rejects the vote's validity and maintains current leadership.

Grégory Clerc contests his dismissal as Groupe Castel CEO amid family conflict, while 2024 Burgundy vintage impresses and Gen Z shows complex wine preferences.

The Castel family and CEO Grégory Clerc are embroiled in a legal and leadership dispute over control of the Castel Group, which also faces a major tax evasion case.