Flame Tree Group acquires Kenya's Suzie Beauty

Published: 29-Jan-2016
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Mauritius-based company makes third acquisition in personal care sector

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Mauritian company Flame Tree Group is taking news step into the cosmetics sector by signing an acquisition agreement to buy Kenyan brand Suzie Beauty, for an undisclosed amount.

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