"The Sun" reported that former Arsenal midfielder Flamini's career has reached a new height after his retirement. He is now the CEO of biochemical company GF Biochemicals, and his assets are reported to have reached 10 billion pounds,...
"The Sun" reported that former Arsenal midfielder Flamini's career has reached a new height after his retirement. He is now the CEO of biochemical company GF Biochemicals, and his assets are reported to have reached 10 billion pounds, even surpassing Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke.
Recently, Flamini was received by King Charles III at Buckingham Palace. Flamini shared a photo of his meeting with the king on social media and revealed that he was attending the event as a member of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance, which is committed to "shaping the future of the bioeconomy."
Flamini retired in 2019, but he co-founded GF Biochemicals with his partners as early as 2010. After retiring, he held 60% of the company's shares and became CEO.
The company’s core business is to find green alternatives to petrochemical products. Its team has taken the lead in realizing the commercial production of levulinic acid, which is said to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 80% in the manufacturing process of detergents, skin care products, etc.
