GEA closes aquisition of Comas
GEA successfully concluded the acquisition of Comas, headquartered in Torrebelvicino, Italy.
With the acquisition of Comas, GEA has added to its group a leading supplier of demanding industrial processing equipment and solutions in the cake and pastry industry in Europe.
“We are very pleased that with Comas we have found the right basis to step into this growth area”, commented Juerg Oleas, CEO of GEA.
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