Coface Completes Acquisition of Cedar Rose Group
Deal News | Jul 02, 2025 | Globenewswire
Coface, a major player in credit insurance and risk management, announced the completion of its acquisition of Cedar Rose Group, a leading information services provider in the Middle East. Cedar Rose, which has over 25 years of experience, is recognized for its ability to provide high-quality business information in a region where data accessibility is challenging. With this acquisition, Coface aims to enhance its information production capabilities, particularly for credit insurance and informational services, through enriched data offerings to its customers. This strategic move aligns with Coface's 'Power the Core' plan, which emphasizes excellence in data management. Cedar Rose's integration will support Coface's growth in regions with limited data access, bolstering its presence in dynamic markets. Coface is listed on Euronext Paris, with an annual revenue of €1.84 billion in 2024 and a workforce of approximately 5,236 employees.
Sectors
- Financial Services
- Information Services
Geography
- Middle East – Cedar Rose Group is a key provider of information services in the Middle East, which is the primary region focused on in this acquisition.
- France – Coface, the acquiring company, is based in Paris, France, which is also where the announcement is made.
Industry
- Financial Services – Coface operates in credit insurance and risk management, both central to the financial services sector.
- Information Services – Cedar Rose Group provides business information solutions, making it a significant player in the information services industry.
Financials
- 1.84 billion euros – Coface's revenue in 2024.
Participants
| Name | Role | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coface | Acquiring company | Company | Coface is a leading company in credit insurance and risk management, headquartered in Paris, France. |
| Cedar Rose Group | Target company | Company | Cedar Rose Group is a leader in business information services in the Middle East and Africa. |