
Victus acquires Anur Halal Food
Amsterdam-based Victus Participations has acquired Anur Halal Food from trade vendor Zwanenberg Food Group.
Zwanenberg and outgoing general manager René Hochstenbach will maintain minority stakes. Martijn Hol has been appointed as general director and current CFO Albert Baan will remain in his position. Zwanenberg will continue to work with the company as a producer.
Victus is currently investing from its debut fund, which closed on €90m in July 2018. The fund provides equity tickets of €2-13.5m to companies with enterprise values of between €10-30m.
Previous funding
Zwanenberg acquired Anur in 2005 and merged it with Wahid Halal Meat in 2011.
Company
The company manufactures and distributes halal foods in Holland, Belgium, Germany, France, the UK, Spain and the Nordic region. Anur's product range includes chicken burgers, frozen meatballs and doner kebabs. The company is based in Giessen, Germany, and employs 25 people.
People
Anur Halal Food – Martijn Hol (general director); Albert Baan (CFO).
Advisers
Equity – Florent (legal); Accuracy (financial due diligence); JSA Tax Consultancy (tax).
Vendor – 1602 Capital Partners (corporate finance); JanssenBroekhuysen Advocaten (legal).
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