Ariston turns to joint ventures

ARISTON Holdings (Ariston) says it has agreed on joint ventures in three key business projects – fruits, power generation and livestock – as part of the group’s initiatives to raise capital. Last year, the diversified agro-industrial concern, disposed of 50 percent of its shareholding in Claremont Orchards Holdings for US$2 million to form a joint…

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