BRF Seeking Mideast Growth Not Cut-Throat U.S.
date:Jun 17, 2014
a de Distribuicao until 2010, took on his current role four months after Diniz was nominated as BRFs chairman by pension fund Previ and Tarpon Investimentos SA, which jointly own 23 percent of the company.

The companys $3.8 billion takeover of Sadia in 2009 led antitrust authorities to demand it cut assets. New management is also seeking to sell assets considered not strategic. In November, BRF announced the sale of beef plants to Minerva SA for 279 million reais ($126 million) in stock. BRF is
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