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    Newprinces Open to Further Acquisitions After Carrefour's Italian Business

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    Posted on July 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Newprinces plans more acquisitions after buying Carrefour's Italian business, including 420 million euros in real estate assets, while maintaining a London listing plan.

    Newprinces Considers Additional Acquisitions Following Carrefour Deal

    MILANO (Reuters) -Italian food and beverage manufacturer Newprinces said on Friday it would consider other acquisitions, if the opportunity arises, after buying Carrefour's loss-making business in Italy.

    "The M&A market is not something that you can control... If we find an interesting opportunity we will try to get it", Newprinces finance Fabio Fazzari said in a conference call.

    The Carrefour Italia deal won't change Newprinces plans for a potential public listing of its manufacturing unit on the London bourse, since the new assets will be put under a different division, Fazzari added.

    Newprinces said on Thursday evening that it clinched an agreement to buy Carrefour Italia, the Italian unit of Europe's biggest food retailer, for an equity value of 1 euro ($1.17).

    Under the deal, which also includes 420 million euros of real estate assets according to a slide presentation during the conference call, the enterprise value has been set at 1 billion euros.

    Newprinces shares were down 11.5% on the Milan stock exchange, hit by worries about the group's leverage after the recent acquisitions, according to a trader.

    Newprinces agreed this month to buy Kraft Heinz's Italian infant and speciality businesses, including the Plasmon, Nipiol and Aproten brands, and in June signed a deal to purchase Diageo's operations in Italy.

    ($1 = 0.8527 euros)

    (Reporting by Elisa Anzolin, editing by Alvise Armellini)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Newprinces is open to more acquisitions after buying Carrefour's Italian business.
    • •The Carrefour deal includes 420 million euros in real estate assets.
    • •Newprinces plans a public listing of its manufacturing unit on the London bourse.
    • •The company's shares fell 11.5% amid leverage concerns.
    • •Recent acquisitions include Kraft Heinz's and Diageo's Italian operations.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Newprinces open to further acquisitions after Carrefour's Italian business

    1What recent acquisition did Newprinces make?

    Newprinces recently acquired Carrefour Italia, the Italian unit of Europe's largest food retailer, for an equity value of 1 euro.

    2How does the Carrefour deal affect Newprinces' public listing plans?

    The Carrefour Italia acquisition will not change Newprinces' plans for a potential public listing of its manufacturing unit on the London bourse, as the new assets will be placed under a different division.

    3What is the enterprise value of the Carrefour deal?

    The enterprise value of the Carrefour Italia deal has been set at 1 billion euros, which includes 420 million euros of real estate assets.

    4What concerns did traders have regarding Newprinces after the acquisition?

    Traders expressed concerns about Newprinces' leverage following the recent acquisitions, which resulted in a decline of 11.5% in their shares on the Milan stock exchange.

    5What other acquisitions has Newprinces made recently?

    In addition to Carrefour Italia, Newprinces agreed to buy Kraft Heinz's Italian infant and specialty businesses and signed a deal to purchase Diageo's operations earlier this year.

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