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Nestle Sells Supplement Brands for $1 Billion
1 Sep
Summary
- Nestle agreed to divest its mainstream vitamins and supplements business.
- The deal is valued at $1 billion with Yellow Wood Partners.
- Seven brands and a U.S. private-label supplements business are included.
Nestle has entered into an agreement to sell its mainstream vitamins, minerals, and supplements business. The transaction, valued at $1 billion, is with U.S.-based private equity firm Yellow Wood Partners. This divestiture encompasses seven established brands along with Nestle’s U.S. private-label supplements operations.
This strategic sale is part of Nestle's ongoing efforts to streamline its portfolio and concentrate on its core business areas. The company aims to optimize its operations and enhance focus on its primary growth drivers within the nutrition and health science sectors. The deal is expected to be completed following regulatory approvals.
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