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Tate & Lyle agreed to a £2.7bn takeover by US rival Ingredion, forming a global leader in food ingredient solutions. The deal involves potential job cuts and marks another significant exit for London'
UK markets stabilized as Middle East tensions eased, lowering oil prices. Key industry news includes Tate & Lyle's £2.7bn acquisition by Ingredion and packaging firm Mpac Group's profit warning.
UK-based Tate & Lyle has agreed to a $3.6 billion takeover by U.S. competitor Ingredion, creating a major food and beverage ingredients company. Shareholders will receive 595 pence per share, marking
European stocks fell as oil prices surged on Middle East tensions, while Zealand Pharma shares plunged on drug trial data and Tate & Lyle rose following an acquisition by Ingredion.
U.S. food ingredients maker Ingredion is in advanced talks to acquire UK's Tate & Lyle for $3.6 billion. The deal would create a $10 billion beverage ingredients giant with a 25% premium per share.
UK M&A reached $192 billion in 2026 driven by foreign bids, including major deals involving Unilever's food unit and Ingredion's acquisition of Tate & Lyle.
Tate & Lyle confirmed discussions with U.S. rival Ingredion for a $3.7 billion takeover, valuing the firm at £2.74 billion. Shareholders would receive a 64% premium via cash and dividends.
Univar and Ingredion signed a distribution agreement covering the US and Canada, adding Ingredion's starch-based excipients to Univar's portfolio.
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