International Business Times
Bright Food Group Co. said Thursday it will buy a 60 percent stake in British cereal maker Weetabix Ltd. China 's second-largest food company greater access to foreign markets. Share This Story Terms weren't disclosed, but the deal values Weetabix at...
Guardian Unlimited
Linda Nylind for the Guardian It's just like the old days. Private equity firm buys ancient family-controlled company with reliable but slowly-growing earnings, injects massive financial leverage, collects a few dividends via further refinancings and...
Independent
Chinese hands after it was confirmed a company backed by the state has snapped up a controlling 60pc stake in the iconic brand. Bright Food, one of China's biggest food companies, has bought a 60pc stake in Weetabix from private equity group Lion...
Guardian Unlimited
Western eating habits are catching on in China as wealthier citizens begin to shun the traditional rice and steamed bread. Photograph: Nell Freeman/guardian.co.uk China has gobbled up a majority stake in Weetabix. China's state-owned Bright Food...
The New York Times
China's state-owned Bright Food Group said on Thursday that it had agreed to acquire majority control of Weetabix Food of Britain in a deal that values the breakfast cereal maker at £1.2 billion. Bright Food, based in Shanghai, will buy a 60 percent...
China News
Bright Food Group Co Ltd, the country's second-largest food maker, has agreed to buy a controlling stake in British cereals maker Weetabix Ltd, the biggest overseas acquisition by a Chinese company in the food and beverage sector. The deal, which...