Groupe Castel in the news

A majority of the Castel family branches are backing CEO Grégory Clerc against a revocation lawsuit initiated by Romy Castel.

Four of five family branches publicly backed Groupe Castel's CEO, Grégory Clerc, amidst a lawsuit by Romy Castel to remove him.

Castel Group's 2025 Sustainability Report details its commitment to local development, environmental responsibility, and economic resilience through local value chains and resource preservation.

Castel Group's 2025 Sustainability Report details its commitment to local development, environmental protection, and community engagement across its diverse global operations.

Castel Group's 2025 Sustainability Report highlights its strategy to create local value, strengthen resilience, and address climate, social, and economic challenges through various initiatives across its global operations.

An investigation, part of the OpenLux project, reveals former Ivorian President Henri Konan Bédié's secret ties to a company holding shares in Solibra, a subsidiary of Groupe Castel, raising questions about his wealth.

The Castel family empire is embroiled in a leadership dispute after two heirs were ousted from the board of their wine unit due to governance concerns.

The Pierre Castel Prize 2024 offers funding, training, and mentorship to young Malagasy entrepreneurs in agriculture and industry to promote sustainable food system solutions.

The Castel family is engaged in a legal battle to remove top executives amid a fierce struggle for control over the global wine and beer group.

The Castel family and CEO Gregory Clerc are in a legal and governance dispute over his removal from a key holding company board, with the company also facing a large tax challenge.

A stormy general meeting of the Castel Group in Singapore saw clashes between Pierre Castel's family and CEO Gregory Clerc's supporters, with a vote to dismiss Clerc.

Heirs of Castel Group founder are trying to remove CEO Gregory Clerc amidst accusations of power grab and ongoing tax issues.

Castel Group's CEO Gregory Clerc faces a shareholder vote to be removed amid a family power struggle over the company's strategic direction.

An internal conflict has broken out between family members and the CEO at Castel Group.

Africa Castel's CEO Gregory Clerc is increasing control over the company, causing conflict with the Castel family heirs.

Groupe Castel is working with a top consulting firm to navigate the difficult acquisition of Carthage Grains.

French prosecutors are investigating a Groupe Castel subsidiary in CAR for alleged payments to militias involved in war crimes.

Castel Group's sugar subsidiary is accused of financing violent militias in the Central African Republic to maintain a distribution monopoly.

Groupe Castel, a family-owned beverage company, remains independent despite bankers' attempts to force a sale to SABMiller.