Factor Business Acquisitions assists in sale of Ceesnco

Description

The shareholders of Ceesnco, an (inter)national fashion brand in the field of stylish (men's) shirts, have decided to sell the company to MBI-candidate Maarten Veer, who will be able to realize his ambition of independent entrepreneurship.

Arien de Vries, founder of Ceesnco tells; "Inspired by working with different actors and styles, the idea arose to redefine the classic shirt, an "all time classic" that is comfortable. The white shirt for men. Where women have their "little black dress," men had to have their "perfect white shirt."'

As the business enters a new phase of further growth and expansion, Arien has indicated that she would like to transfer this to a new owner as her ambitions are more in the area of design and creation. In Maarten Veer she has found the ideal successor! Maarten Veer has earned his spurs in sales and general management with a focus on growth and expansion of brand(s). The shareholders of Ceesnco B.V. saw in him the ideal successor of Arien to further scale up the company.

Maarten Veer: "I have always had the dream to start something for myself, I grew up in an entrepreneurial family and besides that my 2 brothers are also entrepreneurs and there was always the urge to be self-employed. On the other hand, I naturally had the necessary requirements that my (eventual) business had to meet. The requirements I had: online store, sustainable and quality. All this and more I found at ceesnco the complete story how it came about until today. I can start 2021 well with the first steps to realize my dream. Hereby I want to thank Jeroen Vercauteren and Arien de Vries enormously how the acquisition came about!'

Guidance Factor

Factor Bedrijfsovernames guided the entire process on behalf of the shareholders of Ceesnco B.V. The activities carried out by Factor Bedrijfsovernames included carrying out a valuation analysis, preparing an information memorandum, identifying and bringing suitable buyers to the table, conducting negotiations, legal completion and the final transfer.