On the Benefits of the Elloumi group takeover of BTK
The Elloumi group has taken over 60% of the Tunisian-Kuwaiti Mixed Bank (BTK) from the French Banque Populaire-Caisse d’Epargne (BPCE) for a symbolic 1€—a winning transaction for the Tunisian industrialist, which will be able to optimise its payments.
13/09/2021 at 15h48, by Africa Business+
As announced by Jeune Afrique Business+ at the end of 2020, the brothers Hichem and Faouzi Elloumi have definitively put their hands on BTK and its 11 financial companies in August. For the group, whose parent company, Coficab, is the world’s number two in automotive cabling, it is not so much a question of becoming a banker as using financial levers to increase their industrial activities.
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