Advent International in Talks to Sell Majority Stake in DFM Foods

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Advent International is negotiating to sell its 96.63% stake in DFM Foods, maker of Crax snacks.
Several consumer goods companies and private equity firms are in talks, with the deal expected to close by December.
DFM Foods reported significant sales growth in FY25.

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Advent International is negotiating to sell its 96.63% stake in DFM Foods, maker of Crax snacks. Several consumer goods companies and private equity firms are in talks, with the deal expected to close by December. DFM Foods reported significant sales growth in FY25.

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