Baerlocher divests non-core wax business in France

Germany manufacturer of additives for the plastics industry, Baerlocher Group has decided to divest Baerlocher France SASU, its French legal entity specialised in producing waxes for the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries, as well as for a variety of other industries worldwide. As of August 1, 2018, the company was sold to SER Group, a leading European producer of waxes with direct presence and production plants in Italy, France, UK and Spain.
Baerlocher’s subsidiary in France was established in 1987 through the acquisition of Ceresin. Baerlocher France, located in Marseille, is specialised in the production of natural waxes and formulated waxes and lubricants. The company serves a variety of industries with a focus on the cosmetics industry.
“After careful consideration Baerlocher decided to divest Baerlocher France to further increase the focus on our core business. The SER Group is in the position to strategically develop Baerlocher France in the future focusing on the wax industry,” Dr. Tobias Rosenthal, Head of Corporate Development at Baerlocher, said.
2026-10-25
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Food Industry News Guide And New Trends
-
Selected News of the Week (Nov 27-Dec 3, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (Nov 20-26, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (Nov 13-19, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (Nov 6-12, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (Oct 30- Nov 5, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (October 23-29, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (October 16-22, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (October 8-15, 2019)
-
Selected News of the Week (September 25-30, 2019)
Recommend Reading
-
Middle East Conflict Hits China Seafood Trade
-
Hormuz Closure Raises Cold-Chain Risk
-
Hormuz Closure Raises Cold-Chain Risk
-
Canada Scraps PV Module Tariffs! Market Reopens, Demand for Supporting Chinese Chemical New Materials Set to Take Off
-
US Tariff Refunds Could Reshape Seafood Trade
-
Post-holiday Increase in Acetone Market Inventory Volume and the Struggle for a Good Start in China
-
Methanol Market Trading Quiet
-
Business Society’s October 16, 2026 Natural Rubber Market Outlook: Prices Consolidating Amid High-Level Volatility
-
Chinese Asphalt Market Sees Limited Transactions Before the Festival, May Rise Moderately After the Festival
-
Since December, the Chinese phenol market has seen a significant decline