The investment is being made through Interpork Plus, a company dealing in meat and meat products, which posted RON301 million revenue in 2021, double that of the previous year, with only seven employees, according to Confidas.ro, a financial analysis platform for companies. Company representatives did not provide any comment to ZF.
The Carmistin Group started its activity in 2000 in Valcea County and currently comprises more than 20 companies. The main companies are Avicarvil, Avirom Plus, Avicarvil Farms, Avicarvil Farming, Avicarvil Food&Distribution, Porcellino Grasso, Agrikilti, Carmistin Trading, Carmistin International, Pajo Agriculture and Tracian Beef.
Carmistin is a 90% integrated business, from grain cultivation, feed production, livestock farming (chicken, pork, beef) to slaughtering, processing and distribution of meat products (including in its own retail network) to production – chicken, pork, beef and agriculture.
The group’s business spans over 5,000 hectares of farmland on which grain is grown, a feed plant, three grain storage facilities, 18 poultry farms, two slaughterhouses, seven pig farms and one cattle farm, as well as a network of 36 own stores, according to data on the corporate website.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)