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Socfinaf SA

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Socfinaf SA

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Socfinaf SA is a Luxembourg-based holding company with direct and indirect interests in rubber and palm oil production plantations. The Company holds stakes in plantations in Liberia, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo and Kenya, as well as in Indonesia and Cambodia. The Company's two divisions are: Rubber tree activities and Palm tree activities. The Company has three wholly owned subsidiaries: Liberian Agricultural Company (LAC), which specializes in the production of rubber, Palmcam and Brabanta, developers of oil palm plantations in Democratic Republic Congo. In addition, the Company holds majority stakes in Okomu and Salala, a Liberia-based company, Bereby-Finances (Befin) SA, a holding company in Ivory Coast and SAC from Sierra Leone. Socfinaf is controlled by SOCFIN, formerly known as Socfinal. In November 2013, it acquired an 88% stake in Agripalma.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)599.25m
  • Net income in EUR48.84m
  • Incorporated1962
  • Employees25.45k
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