Zinzino has signed an agreement to acquire Mexico-based direct sales company Sanki’s distributor database, customer register, inventory, and intellectual property rights. The deal also includes the purchase of 100% of the shares in Sanki’s subsidiaries in Colombia and Peru. The acquisition is intended to accelerate Zinzino’s market establishment and expand its distribution strength in Latin America.
Sanki operates in the health and wellness segment as a direct sales company across the United States, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru. Its product portfolio includes patented health and well-being solutions with a scientific foundation. The business reports annual revenue of approximately USD 12 million. By integrating Sanki’s product portfolio into Zinzino’s test-based nutrition concept and combining distributor networks, the companies expect to benefit from growth opportunities driven by shared commercial infrastructure and product alignment.
This acquisition is part of Zinzino’s broader strategy to strengthen global distribution, expand into new markets, and develop a portfolio focused on personalized health. In recent years, Zinzino has completed acquisitions, including VMA Life in 2020, Enhanzz in 2022, and Xelliss and ACN in 2024. The company has also acquired assets from Zurvita, Valentus, Ecosystem, Truvy, and Bode Pro throughout 2025 to advance sustainable and profitable international expansion.
Zinzino stated that this acquisition supports its long-term focus on biotechnology-driven personal wellness solutions marketed through direct sales, positioning the company for continued global growth in the personalized health sector.
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“Individual advice and tailor-made solutions are the future, and not just in health and wellness. Together with Alejandro Lopez Tello, CEO and co-founder of Sanki, we have many years of combined industry experience. We are delighted to have taken the next step and are now well equipped to drive the modern, personalized shopping experience forward through direct sales.”
Dag Bergheim Pettersen, CEO of Zinzino
