USANA Acquires Two Companies—Rise Bar & Oola
USANA Health Sciences, Inc. (NYSE: USNA) has announced the acquisition of two companies, Rise Bar and Oola, to enhance its health and wellness offerings. Rise Bar specializes in high-quality protein bars made from clean ingredients, while Oola focuses on personal development through a direct selling model. Both companies will retain independent operations but benefit from USANA's resources and expertise. CEO Kevin Guest stated this acquisition aligns with USANA's long-term growth strategy, aiming to improve health and wellness worldwide and expand reach.
- Strategic acquisition of Rise Bar and Oola enhances USANA's product portfolio.
- Potential for increased market reach and customer experience improvements.
- Plans to leverage innovation for operational results and product development.
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These emerging companies share USANA’s health and wellness focus while offering distinct channels or products. Rise Bar manufactures and sells high-quality protein bars that are formulated to help customers achieve their health goals through clean and simple ingredients. Oola is an emerging direct selling company that offers a personal development framework that helps individuals create a life of balance, growth, and purpose.
Although Rise Bar and Oola will continue to operate and grow independently, USANA plans to leverage the knowledge, experience, and technology of these companies to advance USANA’s core business. Likewise, USANA will utilize its assets and resources to facilitate growth for Rise Bar and Oola.
“The acquisition of these emerging companies is part of USANA’s long-term growth strategy,” said
“Both Rise Bar and Oola are innovators in the health and wellness industry. We believe we can utilize this innovation to expand our reach, product development, customer experience, and operational results. Going forward, we will continue to pursue accretive business development opportunities to advance our long-term growth strategy.”
About Rise® Bar
Founded in 2010, Rise is a protein bar manufacturer based in
About Oola
Oola is an emerging direct selling company offering a step-by-step personal development framework that helps individuals create a life of balance, growth, and purpose. Oola began as a book series in 2012, growing over the past decade into a successful coaching network and now a direct sales opportunity. More information on Oola can be found at www.oolalife.com.
About USANA
USANA develops and manufactures high-quality nutritional supplements, functional foods and personal care products that are sold directly to Associates and Preferred Customers throughout
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