Hain Celestial wins extension to regain Nasdaq listing compliance

In Q3 2026, Hormel agreed to buy Brakebush for $1.055B, JBS proposed taking full ownership of Pilgrim’s Pride, and Intersnack acquired Utz for $2.9B. Hain Celestial and Keurig Dr Pepper sold assets to reduce debt. Kroger agreed to buy Giant Eagle for $1.65B.

Hain Celestial (HAIN) agreed to sell international operations for $323M to AURELIUS, with net proceeds of $305M-$310M to repay debt. The deal depends on lender approval by October 12 and closing by December 31. The sale may reduce debt to $248M-$253M, lowering interest expenses and focusing the business on North America.

Hain Celestial, an American organic and plant-based food company, is selling its European division to investment group Aurelius for $323 million. The sale includes operations in the UK, Ireland, Austria, Germany, and Belgium, and aims to reduce the company's debt.

The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. reported Q1 2027 earnings, highlighting a shift to a North American-centric model. The company agreed to sell its International business for $323 million. North American segment showed organic growth, with double-digit gains in certain products. Management expects $16 million in annual cost savings and increased marketing investment. Financial guidance targets gross margins of 30%+ and adjusted EBITDA margins in the low double digits. The company plans to use sale

Hain Celestial agreed to sell its international business to Aurelius for about $323.2 million, including brands like Ella’s Kitchen. Net proceeds of $305–$310 million will reduce debt. The deal is expected to close by the fiscal quarter ending December 31, 2026, subject to approvals. Hain will focus on North American brands post-sale.

Hain Celestial (HAIN) agreed to sell its international business to Aurelius for $323M, aiming to focus on North America. The deal includes brands like Ella’s Kitchen and Linda McCartney. Proceeds will reduce debt. Hain reported $1.35B in net sales for FY2026, down 13% YoY, with losses narrowed to $305M. The sale is contingent on securing a credit agreement amendment.