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Vandemoortele and Délifrance merge their bakery operations, forming Vandemoortele Délifrance with 6,000 employees and 41 production sites across Europe, the US, and Asia, following regulatory approvals.

Vandemoortele and Délifrance have received final regulatory approvals for their merger, leading to the creation of a combined bakery operation with 6,000 employees and 2.2 billion euros in turnover, following required divestments in France and the UK.

Vandemoortele has finalized its acquisition of Délifrance, creating a larger entity with 41 production sites and a combined turnover of 2.2 billion euros, after securing antitrust approvals with divestment conditions.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has approved Vandemoortele's acquisition of Délifrance, subject to specific divestments in the UK.

Vandemoortele has secured the final regulatory approval from the UK's CMA for its acquisition of Délifrance, allowing the combined bakery operations, now Vandemoortele Délifrance, to integrate and function as one company with a revenue of nearly 2.2 billion euros.

Vandemoortele and Délifrance have completed their merger, creating one of Europe's largest frozen bakery groups after regulatory approvals and divestments in France and the UK.

Vandemoortele finalizes its acquisition of Délifrance, forming a combined bakery unit generating nearly •2 billion euros in revenue, after receiving all necessary competition authority approvals.

Vandemoortele USA finalized its acquisition of New Jersey-based Banneton Bakery, gaining domestic manufacturing capabilities for frozen bakery products.

Vandemoortele's revenue and profit decreased in the first half of 2026 amid challenging economic conditions, yet the company continues its acquisition-driven growth strategy to expand its market position.

Vandemoortele reported €1.01 billion in H1 2026 revenue, with a slight decrease due to raw material cost passes to customers, but saw growth in bakery volumes in North America and Italy, and continued strategic acquisitions.

The UK competition regulator is seeking feedback on proposed solutions for the Vandemoortele-Délifrance transaction.

Vandemoortele experienced a decline in revenue and net profit in the first half of 2026 due to difficult market conditions and acquisition costs, though adjusted EBITDA remained stable without those costs.

Vandemoortele reported a decrease in turnover and profit in the first half of 2026 due to a challenging economic environment, but expects growth after integrating acquisitions.

Vandemoortele's revenue and profits declined in the first half of 2026 due to difficult market conditions and acquisition costs, despite cost-cutting and efficiency investments.

Vandemoortele's profits are down due to economic sentiment and increased debt from acquisitions, leading to reduced investments and dividends.

Vandemoortele is forced to sell its UK pastry facility and sales office by the CMA after its acquisition of Délifrance raised competition concerns.

Vandemoortele's acquisition of Délifrance SA has been approved by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, but with conditions requiring the sale of a production plant and UK sales operations to address antitrust concerns.

The British competition authority approved Vandemoortele's acquisition of Délifrance, conditional on the divestment of a UK sales department.

The UK competition authority approved Vandemoortele's purchase of Délifrance, but mandated the sale of a production plant and UK sales operations to resolve antitrust issues.

Vandemoortele secured CMA approval to acquire Délifrance by agreeing to sell its UK factory and sales operations to preserve market competition.