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Frederick Goldman Acquires Assets of Costa Rican Jeweler

Published

9 years ago

March 4, 2016

INSTORE Staff

(Press Release)
NEW YORK, NY – Jewelry maker Frederick Goldman Inc. announced that it has acquired selected assets of Joyeros Costarricenses, a Costa Rica-based bridal jewelry company.

Joyeros Costarricenses has manufactured and distributed precious and contemporary bridal products in North America for more than 25 years. “They have been servicing many of our clients and we will maintain this same level of service, now to a much broader range of customers,” says Jonathan Goldman, chairman and CEO of Frederick Goldman. “This acquisition is aligned perfectly with our long-term strategy of further building upon our strong position in the wedding and bridal marketplace.”

Through the acquisition, Frederick Goldman aims to increase operational efficiency and expand its product portfolio. “This new addition gives us the ability and technology to manufacture more products and offer a more diverse assortment to our customers than we have previously,” added Goldman.

Frederick Goldman plans to continue seeking similar opportunities to increase its market share and expand into adjacent product categories.

Operations of Joyeros Costarricenses will relocate to Frederick Goldman’s facilities in Merida, Mexico and New York City.

For more information, contact Roxanne Rabasco with Frederick Goldman at rrabasco@fgoldman.com or 212.807.2042.

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