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Dcoop Offers €470M for 57% Stake in Deoleo

8/19/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Dcoop offered €470 million for a 57% stake in Deoleo, owner of Carbonell.
Deoleo shares rose about 20% to roughly €0.44 after the offer was disclosed.
KPMG is overseeing the sale of CVC Partners’ stake, merging Deoleo, Migasa and Acesur into a €2.2 billion turnover group.
The CCOO of Andalusia, headed by José Hurtado Quirós, demands stable jobs and urges Spain to use foreign-investment rules to block speculative funds.

History

Historical Context

Campofrio was founded in 1952 by José Luis Ballvé in Burgos and listed on the Madrid Stock Exchange in 1988. After Shuanghui renamed WH Group in January 2014, the Chinese meat giant paid €2.2 billion to acquire Campofrio, mirroring the 2014 foreign-investment surge that also involved Mexico’s Sigma Alimentos. The deal placed 12 % of Campofrio’s 5,000 workers into contract renegotiations, prompting protests.

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Story summary

Dcoop offered €470 million for a 57% stake in Deoleo, owner of Carbonell.
Deoleo shares rose about 20% to roughly €0.44 after the offer was disclosed.
KPMG is overseeing the sale of CVC Partners’ stake, merging Deoleo, Migasa and Acesur into a €2.2 billion turnover group.
The CCOO of Andalusia, headed by José Hurtado Quirós, demands stable jobs and urges Spain to use foreign-investment rules to block speculative funds.

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