Deoleo in the news

Deoleo celebrated Carbonell's 160th anniversary by hosting 65 descendants of the founder at its Alcolea plant.

The sale of olive oil group Deoleo is stalled by political crises, with the Spanish government informally blocking an Italian bid while Dcoop remains a contender, and the government intends to appoint a supervisor to the eventual buyer.

Deoleo gathered 65 descendants of Carbonell's founder in Córdoba to celebrate the brand's 160th anniversary, including a plant tour and historical presentation.

Deoleo celebrated Carbonell's 160th anniversary by hosting 65 members of the founding family at its Alcolea plant for a tour and historical remembrance.

Deoleo brought together 65 descendants of Carbonell's founder at its Alcolea plant in Córdoba to commemorate the brand's 160th anniversary.

Deoleo's owners have set a binding offer deadline of October 26 for its sale, with Italian company Coricelli currently leading the bidding process.

The sale of olive oil group Deoleo is stalled due to antitrust concerns in both the US and Spain, with three bidders facing regulatory hurdles over market concentration.

Luis Planas, Minister of Agriculture, prefers Deoleo's sale to a Spanish group, while emphasizing government non-interference and regulatory compliance.

Luis Planas prefers a Spanish group to acquire Deoleo, but the government won't intervene in the private sale, emphasizing the preservation of industrial capacity and producer relationships.

CVC and Alchemy, owners of Deoleo, have given three potential buyers until October 26 to submit binding offers for the olive oil company.

The potential sale of Deoleo to either Italian group Coricelli or Spanish cooperative DCOOP is under discussion, with both offers having strategic implications for the global olive oil market.

Deoleo is nearing a sale by its main shareholders, but small investors who received warrants as compensation in 2020 will likely lose their money as offers are below the required threshold.

The Spanish government expects the future buyer of Deoleo to support its Carbonell factory in Córdoba and is monitoring the company's sale by two British investment funds.

Spanish agricultural organizations are addressing declining profitability and competition in the olive oil sector, while the sale of Deoleo is underway with Italian and Spanish bidders, prompting proposals to reinforce Spain's global leadership.

The Spanish government is closely monitoring the stalled sale of olive oil giant Deoleo, prioritizing local production and supply, amid concerns over potential foreign acquisition.

Farmers Elite Global is poised to acquire Deoleo, the world's leading olive oil producer, for 500 million euros, pending government approval.

The Spanish government is prioritizing the preservation of Deoleo's Carbonell factory in Córdoba and Spanish industrial structure during the ongoing sale of the global olive oil leader.

Dcoop seeks government backing to acquire Deoleo to enhance Spain's global olive oil market position, despite a strong Italian competitor, while also addressing agricultural challenges and expanding into fruit processing.

The sale of olive oil group Deoleo has stalled, with owners CVC and Alchemy silent on bids from Dcoop and Coricelli, despite the Spanish government now backing Coricelli.

The Spanish Minister of Agriculture stated the government's non-interference in the Deoleo sale but expressed a preference for a Spanish buyer, emphasizing the importance of preserving industrial structures and olive growers' interests.