Segulah sells stake in Exotic Snacks

Financial details for the deal, such as value or return on investment, have not been disclosed. The transaction was the result of a mutual agreement between Segulah and the company's founder Rolf Nilsson.

Previous funding
In February 2008 Segulah acquired an 80% stake in Exotic Snacks, which was at the time known as Nilssons Gott AB. The founder of the company retained a 20% stake in the business. A senior debt package, provided by Handelsbanken, supported the acquisition.

During the investment period, Segulah has supported the company in expanding within its market segment.

Company
Exotic Snacks is headquartered in Stockholm and is a supplier of natural snacks. The products include a wide assortment of natural snacks that are based on nuts, rice, fruits and chocolate. The company's history dates back to 1949, and the Exotic Snacks brand was established in 1985.

The company currently generates revenue of approximately SEK 300m.

People
Marcus Jansson and Percy Calissendorff worked on the deal for Segulah.

Advisers
Vendor – Keystone Advisers (Corporate finance); Nord & Co (Legal).

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