Nuxe co-founders sell their stake in the skin care business

Published: 7-Oct-2019
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Members of the co-founding family have sold their 45.13% share to Belgian investment firm Sofina

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Members of Nuxe Group’s co-founding family have sold their stake in the business to investment holding company Sofina.

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