The founders of Rose Buddha, Madeleine Arcand and Maxime Morin (Photo: courtesy)
The Quebec company Nolk continues to expand its portfolio of assets by acquiring the Quebec brand Rose Buddha and Revant Optic, an American company established in Oregon.
To reread: Rose Buddha impresses in the United States
Rose Buddha impresses in the United States
With these two new acquisitions, Nolk now has more than a dozen brands in its portfolio. Together, the company said in a press release, these brands have directly reached more than one million consumers in North America.
Quebec’s La Rosa Buddha is known for its eco-responsible yoga and sports clothing. As for Revant Optic, it specializes in replacing sunglasses lenses.
Since its founding in 2018, Nolk has created an ecosystem of companies that produce high-quality, eco-responsible consumer products.
“Our clients want to contribute to consumers’ biggest challenges and, each in their own way, Revant and Buddha offer platforms that are part of the solution,” said Alexandre Renaud, co-founder, president and CEO of Nolk.
“We chose to join Nolk because we believe that there is strength in numbers and that becoming partners with inspiring entrepreneurs will help us grow and innovate,” said Maxime Morin, CEO and co-founder of Rose Buddha. Like Rose Buddha, Nolk puts people and the planet at the center of her actions.”
Subscribe to our thematic newsletter to get content that suits your reality:
SMEs and entrepreneurship — Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Discover the innovations developed by local startups and SMEs, as well as the inspiring stories of entrepreneurs from our journalist Emmanuel Martinez.
