Orora drops on soft volumes as chairman backs buying from PE owners
The chairman of glass bottles and cans maker Orora says the company has not been sold a dud by large private equity firm The Carlyle Group, as he defended the $2.2 billion buyout last year of French group Saverglass.
Rob Sindel said the Orora board spent 12 months rigorously going through the inner workings of the 127-year-old French business, which has one-third of the market in high-end spirits bottles, with large customers such as Grey Goose, Glenfiddich and Hennessy.
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