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2017 Rank Executive Company Skin Holdings 2017 Skin Index
1 Mark Hart Caribbean Producers Ja Ltd 880,000,000 80.00%
2 Hugh Graham Paramount Trading (Jamaica) Ltd 123,396,684 80.00%
3 Lascelles Chin Lasco Manufacturing Limited 3,247,122,250 79.45%
4 Lascelles Chin Lasco Distributors Limited 2,668,889,040 79.07%
5 Donovan Lewis Salada Foods Jamaica 81,447,767 78.40%
6 Rita Humphries-Lewin Barita Investments 339,975,664 76.40%
7 Derrick Cotterll Caribbean Flavours & Fragrances Ltd 67,457,330 75.02%
8 Charles “Douglas” Graham Palace Amusement 1,074,444 74.77%
9 Kingsley Cooper Pulse Invesments Ltd. 198,344,919 72.98%
10 Anthony Chang * Consolidated Bakeries (Jamaica) Ltd 155,675,286 69.90%
11 Michael Lee Chin National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. 1,615,291,544 65.48%
12 Lascelles Chin Lasco Financial Services Limited 761,704,332 62.02%
13 Andrew Jackson Jetcon Corporation Limited 117,302,400 60.31%
14 Steven Marston CAC 2000 Limited 67,462,522 52.28%
15 Dennis Smith (Gencorp Limited) ISP Finance Services Limited 54,517,500 51.92%
16 Dahru Tanner Blue Power Group Limited 28,300,800 50.09%
17 Ian Dear Margaritaville Caribbean Limited 25,000 50.00%
18 Ivan Berry C2W Music Limited 180,000,000 45.00%
19 Marcus James Access Financial Services Limited 120,220,534 43.79%
20 Robert Chung (Sunfisher Corp) ISP Finance Services Limited 45,832,500 43.65%
21 Stephen B Facey Pan-Jamaican Investment Trust 433,878,694 40.70%
22 Paul Facey Pan-Jamaican Investment Trust 433,878,694 40.70%
23 John W. Lee 138 Student Living Jamaica Limited 167,439,627 40.40%
24 Derrick Cotterll Derrimon Trading Company Ltd 110,000,000 40.24%
25 Michelle Chong Honey Bun (1982) Limited 37,500,000 39.79%
26 Herbert Chong Honey Bun (1982) Limited 37,500,000 39.79%
27 Christopher Berry Mayberry Investments Ltd. 470,222,514 39.15%
28 Edward Charles Alexander tTech Limited 41,284,834 38.95%
29 Konrad Berry Mayberry Investments Ltd. 465,985,397 38.79%
30 Oliver Clarke 1834 Investments Limited 434,557,600 35.88%
31 Violet Helen Mahfood Jamaican Teas Limited 118,015,318 34.98%
32 Oliver Townsend Knutsford Express Limited 33,526,664 33.53%
33 Scoops Un-Limited Limited Caribbean Cream Limited 121,141,801 32.00%
34 Antonia Hugh AMG Packaging & Paper Co Ltd 32,351,718 31.60%
35 John Mahfood Jamaican Teas Limited 94,064,178 27.88%
36 Antony Hart Cargo Handlers Limited 11,324,264 27.21%
37 Mark Hart Cargo Handlers Limited 10,991,198 26.41%
38 Jane Fray Cargo Handlers Limited 10,991,198 26.41%
39 Richard Evan Thwaites IronRock Insurance Company Limited 56,000,000 26.17%
40 William A. McConnell IronRock Insurance Company Limited 54,500,000 25.47%
41 Natalia Gobin-Gunter Key Insurance Company Limited 88,405,445 25.11%
42 Sandra Masterton Key Insurance Company Limited 88,405,444 25.11%
43 Kayla Abrahams Key Insurance Company Limited 88,405,444 25.11%
44 Anthony Copeland Knutsford Express Limited 23,926,664 23.93%
45 George Hugh AMG Packaging & Paper Co Ltd 24,263,792 23.70%
46 Mark Chin/Paul Chin AMG Packaging & Paper Co Ltd 24,263,792 23.70%
47 Joseph Bogdanovich KLE Group Limited 23,168,835 23.17%
48 Colin Roberts CAC 2000 Limited 27,355,291 21.20%
49 Derek Wilkie C2W Music Limited 80,000,000 20.00%
50 Nicholas Scott Eppley Limited 156,849 19.70%
51 Winston Boothe Medical Disposables & Supplies Ltd 50,000,000 19.00%
52 Myrtis Boothe Medical Disposables & Supplies Ltd 50,000,000 19.00%
53 Kurt Boothe Medical Disposables & Supplies Ltd 50,000,000 19.00%
54 Nikeisha Boothe Medical Disposables & Supplies Ltd 50,000,000 19.00%
55 Henry Graham Sweet Rier Abattoir & Supplis Company 15,035,009 18.44%
56 Nigel Clarke Eppley Limited 142,631 17.91%
57 Gordon Townsend Knutsford Express Limited 17,526,664 17.53%
58 Melanie Subratie Eppley Limited 136,020 17.08%
59 P.B. Scott Eppley Limited 136,020 17.08%
60 Gary Matalon KLE Group Limited 16,073,628 16.07%
61 Carol Clarke Webster Caribbean Cream Limited 58,521,764 15.46%
62 Matthew G. Clarke Caribbean Cream Limited 58,221,764 15.38%
63 Monique Cotterll Derrimon Trading Company Ltd 40,000,000 14.63%
63 Norman Abraham Chen tTech Limited 15,391,566 14.52%
64 Gordon Christopher Reckord tTech Limited 15,263,795 14.40%
65 Christpher Clarke Caribbean Cream Limited 53,221,764 14.06%
66 Robert Levy Jamaica Broilers Group 152,376,620 12.71%
67 Ian Kent Levy Supreme Ventures 324,541,171 12.31%
68 Stafford Burrowes Dolphin Cove Limited 45,367,938 11.56%
69 Stephen Shirley KLE Group Limited 10,111,500 10.11%
70 Charles. H. Johnston Jamaica Producers Group 17,510,498 9.36%
71 Dr. the Hon. M. McG. Hall Jamaica Producers Group 16,769,284 8.97%
72 Hugh O’Brian Allen tTech Limited 8,806,028 8.31%
73 Joseph Matalon 1834 Investments Limited 93,628,124 7.73%
74 J. A. Lester Spaulding Radio Jamaica 26,607,207 7.44%
75 Douglas R. Orane Gracekennedy Ltd. 21,358,272 6.45%
76 Paul Hoo Supreme Ventures 170,000,000 6.45%
77 Keith P. Duncan JMMB Group Ltd 101,144,376 6.20%
78 Valdence Gifford Sweet Rier Abattoir & Supplis Company 4,995,058 6.13%
79 Ian C. Kelly Derrimon Trading Company Ltd 15,743,459 5.76%
80 Peter Bunting Proven Investments Limited 30,087,130 5.45%
81 Donna Duncan-Scott JMMB Group Ltd 87,013,712 5.34%
82 Noel A. Lyon JMMB Group Ltd 84,061,652 5.16%
83 Winston Thomas Derrimon Trading Company Ltd 13,363,979 4.89%
84 Douglas Stibel 138 Student Living Jamaica Limited 15,673,025 3.78%
85 Charles Ross Sterling Investments Limited 1,892,790 3.39%
86 Donald G. Wehby Gracekennedy Ltd. 10,929,855 3.30%
87 Mrs. K.A.J. Moss Jamaica Producers Group 6,060,078 3.24%
88 Gary Peart Mayberry Investments Ltd. 34,740,915 2.89%
89 Neville James Access Financial Services Limited 7,174,950 2.61%
90 Garfield H Sinclair Kingston Properties Limited 4,164,407 2.59%
91 Ian C. Kelly Caribbean Flavours & Fragrances Ltd 2,322,814 2.58%
92 Peta Rose Hall Barita Investor only 11,188,814 2.51%
93  Jeffrey. McG. Hall Jamaica Producers Group 4,418,537 2.36%
94 Wayne Sutherland JMMB Group Ltd 38,050,860 2.33%
95 Marcelle Smart tTech Limited 2,370,399 2.24%
96 Radcliff Knibbs Paramount Trading (Jamaica) Ltd 3,053,605 1.98%
97 Winston Hepburn Proven Investments Limited 10,200,000 1.85%
98 Thersa Chin Cargo Handlers Limited 760,022 1.83%
99 Ryan Mack Gracekennedy Ltd. 1,202,460 1.49%
100 Primrose Smith ISP Finance Services Limited 1,500,000 1.43%
101 Christopher Levy Jamaica Broilers Group 16,844,106 1.40%
102 John Minott Barita Investments 5,885,322 1.32%
103 Karl Lewin Barita Investments 5,675,322 1.28%
104 Christopher Barnes Radio Jamaica 4,307,000 1.20%
105 George W. Cooper Barita Investments 5,302,322 1.19%
106 Garfield H Sinclair Proven Investments Limited 5,505,218 1.00%
107 Anthony James Caribbean Flavours & Fragrances Ltd 820,700 0.91%
108 John Jackson Jetcon Corporation Limited 1,620,000 0.83%
109 Patrick Hylton National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. 18,799,058 0.76%
110 Richard Byles Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 25,617,515 0.66%
111 Frank A. R. James Gracekennedy Ltd. 2,010,153 0.61%
112 Romae Gordon Pulse Invesments Ltd. 1,635,279 0.60%
113 Jacinth Hall-Tracey Lasco Financial Services Limited 7,346,198 0.60%
114 Wayne N. Hardie IronRock Insurance Company Limited 1,025,727 0.48%
115 Michael Ranglin Gracekennedy Ltd. 1,568,097 0.47%
116 Eileen Chin Lasco Distributors Limited 15,006,740 0.44%
117 Christopher Barnes 1834 Investments Limited 5,308,834 0.44%
118 Peter Chin Lasco Distributors Limited 14,000,000 0.41%
119 Safia Cooper Pulse Invesments Ltd. 1,079,422 0.40%
120 Eileen Chin Lasco Manufacturing Limited 16,000,000 0.39%
121 Claudette Cook Jamaica Broilers Group 4,060,899 0.34%
122 Sharon Donaldson General Accident Insurance Co Ltd 3,377,956 0.33%
123 Donovan Perkins Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 12,207,687 0.31%
124 Ian Parsard Jamaica Broilers Group 3,207,739 0.27%
125 Marilyn Burrowes Dolphin Cove Limited 1,000,008 0.25%
126 Richard Byles Sagicor Real Estate X Fund 5,389,505 0.24%
127 Ivan Carter Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 9,076,673 0.23%
128 Gordon V. Shirley Gracekennedy Ltd. 612,092 0.18%
129 Peter Chin Lasco Manufacturing Limited 5,585,980 0.14%
130 A. Alex Balogun Lasco Distributors Limited 3,429,733 0.10%
131 Gary Allen Radio Jamaica 361,228 0.10%
132 Norman Russell Jamaican Teas Limited 300,000 0.09%
133 Douglas R. Orane 1834 Investments Limited 1,053,553 0.09%
134 Ian A Mcnaughton Barita Investments 296,000 0.07%
135 Rohan Miller Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 2,595,465 0.07%
136 Philip Armstrong Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 2,547,982 0.07%
137 Mark Chisholm Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited 2,391,853 0.06%
138 Richard Pandohie Seprod Limited 200,000 0.04%
139 Robin Levy Jamaica Stock Exchange Ltd 50,000 0.04%
140 Garfield H Sinclair Cable and Wireless Jamaica – FLOW 4,021,000 0.02%
141 Grantley Stephenson Kingston Wharves 331,369 0.02%
142 Rohan Miller Sagicor Real Estate X Fund 500,000 0.02%
143 Archibald Campbell JMMB Group Ltd 363,227 0.02%
144 Marlene Street Forrest Jamaica Stock Exchange Ltd 30,000 0.02%
145 James Morrison Supreme Ventures 345,165 0.01%
146 Kevin Richards Kingston Properties Limited 10,500 0.01%
147 Patsy Latchman-Atterbury Scotia Group Jamaica 191,576 0.01%
148 Jacqueline Sharp Scotia Group Jamaica 190,010 0.01%
149 Dennis Cohen National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd. 86,480 0.00%
150 Horace (Craig) Mair Scotia Group Jamaica 24,741 0.00%
151 Lissant Mitchell Scotia Investments Jamaica 2,000 0.00%
152 Alejandro Vares Caribbean Cement Co. 300 0.00%
153 Mustafa Turra Berger Paints Ltd 0 0.00%
154 Marcus Steele Carreras Limited 0 0.00%

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Unlocking Future Potential: The Impact of USAGE Group’s Internship Programs on Tertiary Level Students

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Bridging the Gap Between Education and Real-World Experience

In today’s competitive job market, the value of practical experience cannot be overstated. Recognizing this need, USAGE Group has pioneered an innovative approach to talent development through its structured Internship Programs, offering university and college-level students unparalleled opportunities to gain hands-on experience while completing their academic requirements.

Empowering the Next Generation:

At USAGE Group, internships are more than just a temporary stint; they are a gateway to professional growth and career advancement. Through carefully crafted programs, students are immersed in real-world projects and mentored by industry experts, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their chosen fields.

A Dual Purpose:

The internship programs at USAGE Group serve a dual purpose, benefiting both students and the company itself. For students, these programs provide invaluable exposure to the inner workings of a dynamic business environment, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts learned in the classroom to practical, real-life situations. Additionally, students accrue hours of hands-on work experience, fulfilling requirements for their academic programs while laying the foundation for future career success.

Opportunities for Growth:

Interns at USAGE Group are not merely bystanders; they are active participants in the company’s mission to deliver top-tier support services to Caribbean SMEs. From assisting with client projects to contributing to strategic initiatives, interns are given meaningful responsibilities that challenge and inspire them to reach new heights. Moreover, they have the opportunity to work alongside seasoned professionals, gaining insights and mentorship that are invaluable to their professional development.

Building a Talent Pipeline:

By investing in internship programs, USAGE Group is not only nurturing the next generation of talent but also building a pipeline of skilled professionals who may eventually join the company on a full-time basis. Through internships, USAGE Group identifies promising individuals who embody the company’s values and ethos, laying the groundwork for future recruitment and retention efforts.

Testimonials from Interns:

“The internship program at USAGE Group has been a transformative experience for me. Not only have I gained practical skills that will serve me well in my career, but I’ve also had the opportunity to work alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry.” – Sarah, Business Administration Student

“I never imagined that an internship could be this impactful. At USAGE Group, I’ve been given real responsibilities and treated as a valued member of the team. It’s been an eye-opening experience that has solidified my career aspirations.” – John, Computer Science Student

Join the Journey:

For university and college-level students seeking to gain practical experience and jumpstart their careers, USAGE Group’s Internship Programs offer a pathway to success. Whether you’re studying finance, marketing, IT, or any other field, there’s a place for you to thrive at USAGE Group.

Contact USAGE Group Today:

To learn more about internship opportunities at USAGE Group and how you can become a part of our dynamic team, contact us today.

Contact Information: Email: usagejamaica@gmail.com

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As USAGE Group continues to lead the way in revolutionizing business support services in the Caribbean, its commitment to nurturing talent and empowering the next generation remains unwavering. Through internship programs that prioritize hands-on learning and professional growth, USAGE Group is shaping the future of the region’s workforce, one student at a time.

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Revolutionizing Business Support Services in the Caribbean: The USAGE Group Story

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How USAGE Group is Redefining IT-Centered Support for Caribbean SMEs

In the dynamic landscape of Caribbean business, where innovation meets necessity, one company stands out for its commitment to delivering top-tier support services to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Conceptualized and formed in 2020, USAGE Business Support Services Group has swiftly emerged as a beacon of efficiency and cost-effectiveness, offering a comprehensive suite of Corporate and Operational Services tailored to meet the unique needs of Caribbean businesses.

Unveiling USAGE Group:

At the heart of USAGE Group’s mission is a dedication to providing IT-centered Business Support Services that empower Caribbean SMEs to thrive in today’s competitive market. With a diverse range of offerings, including Accounting and Finance solutions, USAGE Group is not just a service provider but a strategic partner committed to the success of its clients.

Putting Customer Experience First:

What sets USAGE Group apart is its unwavering commitment to customer service and experience. Embedded in the company’s DNA is the mantra “U In Everything We Do,” reflecting a culture that prioritizes the needs and satisfaction of its clients above all else. From the initial consultation to post-implementation support, USAGE Group ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience for every client.

Why Partner With USAGE?

Affordable Quality Monthly Subscription Services: USAGE Group offers cost-effective subscription services designed specifically for SMEs, providing access to high-quality support without breaking the bank.

Access to Multitalented Professionals: Clients of USAGE Group benefit from a team of self-motivated professionals with diverse skills and experiences, capable of tackling even the most complex business challenges.

Expertise and Guidance: Beyond service delivery, USAGE Group offers expertise and guidance to clients, ensuring that every step of the process is smooth and collaborative.

True Collaboration: At USAGE Group, every project is approached as a collaboration, guiding clients from their current state to their desired outcomes with a process that prioritizes mutual growth and success.

Commitment to Quality: From concept to implementation and beyond, USAGE Group remains committed to delivering quality services that positively impact the bottom line of its clients.

Empowering SMEs for Success:

The overarching goal of USAGE Group is clear: to provide SMEs with first-world Accounting, Finance, and Corporate Services that exceed expectations, unlocking their full potential and driving tangible results. By maximizing Business-to-Business (B2B) opportunities and fostering long-term partnerships with SME CEOs, Entrepreneurs, and Business Owners, USAGE Group is poised to catalyze growth and expansion across the English-speaking Caribbean.

In a landscape where agility and innovation are paramount, USAGE Group stands as a testament to the transformative power of strategic partnership and customer-centricity. As Caribbean SMEs navigate the complexities of the modern business world, USAGE Group emerges as a trusted ally, empowering them to thrive and succeed in the digital age.

Contact USAGE Group Today:

For SMEs seeking to revolutionize their business support services and unleash their potential, USAGE Group offers a pathway to success. Contact USAGE Group today for a free consultation and discover how their innovative solutions can transform your business.

Contact Information: Email: usagejamaica@gmail.com

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The LAB Reporting Higher Net Profits Based On Strong Focus On Agency Segment

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Kimala Bennett Chief Executive Officer for Limners and Bards Limited (The LAB) has released the following unaudited financial statements for the three months ended January 31, 2024, which have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The consolidated results include the subsidiary Scope Caribbean Limited (Scope) whose principal business is the scouting, placement and management of talent while expanding and maintaining a database of quality talent.

The LAB achieved higher net profits when compared to the corresponding period last year. This was based on the strong focus on the Agency Segment of the business for this quarter, as the company continued to build brands. The Agency Segment provides the highest profit margin and as such bolstered the results for the period. The company also implemented cost containment measures, which resulted in a 19.2% reduction in administrative expenses when compared to prior period. We continue to maintain a strong balance sheet and our cash position grew stronger over the period. Our asset base increased, as we reinvested in the business through further upgrading film studio facilities.

Revenue for the three months ended January 31, 2023, was $219.4 million, down 11.4% relative to the prior period. This decline was primarily attributable to a reduction in production during the period due to its cyclical nature. Notwithstanding this, the Agency segment outperformed the comparable period. The revenue achieved was derived from the company’s core business lines: Media totalling $118.3 million, followed by Production with $29.3 million and Agency with $71.6 million.

The company remains fully focused on executing its strategy of diversifying its income, through engaging new clients and the introduction of new service lines. These strategic endeavours are aligned with our company’s expansion strategy into emerging markets, all aimed at fostering sustainable growth, increased revenues, enhanced profitability; while proactively anticipating the evolving needs of our valued clients and enhancing shareholders’ value.

Gross Profit for the three months was $88.9 million, down 3.3% when compared to the corresponding period. Net Profit achieved was $26.2 million, up 295.7% relative to the comparable period. due to higher gross profits from the agency segment and lower administrative expenses. Administrative expenses decreased by $16.3 million or 19.2% in comparison to the corresponding period last year. These decreases are primarily due to reduction in contractor and staff cost.

The consolidated Balance Sheet saw total assets increasing by $119 million or 15.1% to $909.3 million compared to $790.2 million in the corresponding period. This increase in assets is driven by building and film studio facilities improvement and purchases of new production equipment to facilitate future growth.

Current Assets amounted to $731.7 million, increasing by $107.6 million over the prior year, primarily due to a 43.6% increase in cash and cash equivalent. Management continues to maintain tight monitoring and control over receivables. Cash and cash equivalent increased by $142.4 million over the corresponding period last year. Shareholders’ equity grew to $624 million, up from $548.1 million or 13.9% over the corresponding period last year.

The LAB is pleased to report significant progress in our strategic initiatives. We have successfully completed the pilots for two TV/web series, “SEEN” and “Jenna In Law,” as outlined at our last Annual General Meeting (AGM). Additionally, Pre-production for our first feature film, “Love Offside,” is currently underway, with production scheduled to commence in June 2024.

In line with our strategic objectives, we are actively engaging with international networks and digital streaming platforms to secure distribution opportunities for our content upon production completion. This proactive approach ensures that our creative endeavours have a suitable platform to reach global audiences.

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Maximum Participating Voting Share Capital Of Companies Listed On The Junior Stock Exchange Moving From JA$500 Million To JA$750 Million

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“Utilizing equity capital is an effective avenue to stimulate innovation and reduce operating costs thereby allowing companies to drive growth, improve productivity and increase their chances of sustainability. We commend the Government for this decision and encourage small and medium sized companies to take advantage of this opportunity.”

The Government of Jamaica through the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service has announced that they have increased the participating share capital limit from $500 million to $750 million for companies on the Junior Market of the Jamaica Stock Exchange.

“This is very exciting news for the Exchange,” commented Dr. Marlene Street Forrest, Managing Director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange. “This is an exceptionally good move by the Government as this will allow small and medium sized companies to come to market to raise additional capital for business expansion and assist new companies to raise capital and to consider this capital raising option as viable. She stated that “Utilizing equity capital is an effective avenue to stimulate innovation and reduce operating costs thereby allowing companies to drive growth, improve productivity and increase their chances of sustainability. We commend the Government for this decision and encourage small and medium sized companies to take advantage of this opportunity.”

The Junior Market was established in 2009 to allow small and medium sized companies (SMEs) to raise a maximum of $500 million dollars during an initial public offering (IPO). The Government’s new initiative towards companies listed on the Junior Market now allows them to raise up to $750 million dollars, an increase of $250 million dollars.

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A.S. BRYDEN Acquires Control Of Stansfeld Scott In Barbados

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A.S. Bryden & Sons Holdings Limited (“A.S. Bryden”) today announced that it has acquired a 55% controlling stake in Stansfeld Scott (Barbados) Limited (“SSB”).

SSB is a leading distributor and retailer of wines, spirits and consumer health products in Barbados. SSB’s products include El Dorado and Plantation rums, Glenfiddich whisky, Stolichnaya vodka, Banrock Station and Lamothe Parrot wines, Twining’s teas, Haliborange vitamins and Endura Malt. In addition to its distribution business, SSB operates six Wine World branded retail stores across Barbados.

P.B. Scott, Chairman of A.S. Bryden

The transaction will allow A.S. Bryden to expand its premium beverage business outside of Trinidad for the first time. Brian Cabral, the outgoing Chairman of SSB, will retain an ownership interest in the Company following the transaction and will remain a director. Stansfeld Scott International, a master distributor of wines and spirits across the Caribbean and Central America which is also owned by Mr. Cabral and his partners,

Jayshree Kessaram and Indra Cabral will not be impacted by this transaction.

In speaking about this development, P.B. Scott, Chairman of A.S. Bryden said, “Brian Cabral, his family and his team have spent decades carefully building Stansfeld Scott into the highest quality wines and spirits distributor and retailer in Barbados. We look forward to joining forces and using A.S. Bryden’s resources to serve Stansfeld Scott’s employees, customers and its principals.”

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