General Mills Announces Proposed Sale of European Dough Businesses to Cérélia
General Mills (NYSE: GIS) has announced the sale of its European dough businesses to Cérélia, a leader in ready-to-bake dough solutions. This transaction includes brands such as Knack & Back and Jus-Rol in Germany, the UK, and Ireland, expected to close by the end of fiscal 2022, subject to regulatory approvals. This move aligns with General Mills' Accelerate strategy, focusing on profitable growth and strengthening their portfolio across key global platforms.
- Strategic divestiture aligns with the Accelerate strategy for enhancing shareholder value.
- Focus on high-potential growth areas, specifically in Mexican food, premium ice cream, and snack bars.
- Pending transaction may face delays due to regulatory approvals and labor consultations.
The proposed transactions would include
These divestitures represent another step in the
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