Danone’dan 860 Milyon Sterlinlik Huel Satın Alımına Onay!
Danone’s acquisition of Huel has been approved.

Danone’s acquisition of Huel has been approved.

What has happened?
Danone and Arcor have finalised a jointly controlled dairy business in Argentina by combining Danone’s local operations with dairy producer Mastellone Hermanos. The deal gives the partners equal ownership and includes the integration of logistics subsidiary Logistica La Serenísima.
Why is it significant?
The transaction deepens a long-standing partnership between Danone and Arcor and creates a more integrated dairy platform focused on innovation, distribution and higher-value dairy products. It also increases Danone’s exposure to one of its key Latin American markets.
What does it mean for the dairy sector?
The move comes at a time of significant change in Argentina’s dairy industry. With Saputo reducing its presence and SanCor continuing to struggle financially, Danone and Arcor are positioning themselves to capture market share and strengthen their competitive advantage in the region.

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