Germany/Uganda

Selecta One acquires Wagagai Ltd.

Selecta One, a globally leading breeding and young plant company from Stuttgart, announces the acquisition of Wagagai Ltd., one of the world’s largest cutting farms, located on the shores of Lake Victoria in Uganda.

von Selecta One erschienen am 30.04.2025
Olav Boenders (left) and Per Klemm signing the contract. © Selecta One
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With this step, Selecta One secures long-term production capacity in East Africa and reinforces its commitment to sustainable and socially responsible business practices.

Wagagai Ltd. employs over 2,000 people and is renowned not only for its high production standards but also for its exemplary social and environmental engagement. As part of the acquisition, Selecta One is committed to continuing Wagagai’s strong social programs – including the on-site health clinic that provides essential medical care for employees and their families, as well as education and community outreach initiatives.

“This acquisition is more than a strategic investment – it is a continuation of shared values and a long-standing partnership,” says Per Klemm, CEO of Selecta One. “We are proud to integrate Wagagai into the Selecta family and to build on its impressive legacy of both horticultural excellence and social impact.”

Olav Boenders, co-founder of Wagagai, adds: “Selecta has been a trusted partner for more than 20 years. With this step, we are ensuring a stable and meaningful future for our employees and the community around the farm.”

The takeover includes the continuation of all operations at the current site. Selecta One will also ensure a smooth transition for other breeders who have used Wagagai as their production partner in the past. In particular, an agreement with Beekenkamp has been reached to continue the propagation of their crops in a spirit of cooperation and mutual respect.

With this acquisition, Selecta One further expands its international production network and sets a strong example for responsible growth in the global ornamentals industry.

An aerial view of the Wagagai plant in Uganda.
An aerial view of the Wagagai plant in Uganda. © Selecta One
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