The BWG Group was acquired from the French drinks company Pernod Ricard in August 2002 following a management buy-out which was supported by Electra Partners, the London based venture capital company. The management buyout was led by leading Irish businessman Leo Crawford
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BWG Group acquired by Pernod Ricard
BWG Foodservice is established
BWG Foodservice is established.
BWG acquires Punch & Co.
BWG acquires Punch & Co. (Vantage Wholesale), the MACE wholesaler in Munster.
BWG acquires Appleby Westward
BWG acquires Appleby Westward, the SPAR wholesaler in South West England. XL Symbol group is launched. EUROSPAR and SPAR EXPRESS formats are lauched.
MAXOL/MACE partnership deal is signed
MAXOL/MACE partnership deal is signed.
BWG acquires J&J Hasletts
BWG acquires J&J Hasletts, the MACE wholesaler in Northern Ireland.
Greenhills Wines & Spirits
Greenhills Wines & Spirits is created by BWG.
Newhill is formed
Newhill is formed incorporating Eight to Twelve with BWG as minority shareholder.
Eight to Twelve group acquires the 7 Eleven stores in Dublin
Eight to Twelve group acquires the 7 Eleven stores in Dublin.
BWG and Irish Distillers are acquired
BWG and Irish Distillers are acquired by Pernod Ricard.
SPAR Eight til late
SPAR Eight til late convenience store concept is launched. Eight to Twelve group join SPAR.
BWG is acquired by Irish Distillers
BWG is acquired by Irish Distillers