Keurig Dr Pepper launches $18 billion takeover bid for JDE Peet's
The $18 billion cash offer values JDE Peet’s at EUR 31.85 per share and aims to close by early Q2 2026 amid rising coffee prices and margin pressures.
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Dr Pepper Maker Launches €15.5B Offer For JDE Peet's
Beverage heavyweight Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. said Thursday that it plans to complete its €15.5 billion ($18 billion) deal to snap up Dutch coffee company JDE Peet's NV in the second quarter of 2026 before splitting into two publicly traded U.S. companies.
Keurig Dr Pepper launches $18 billion takeover bid for JDE Peet's
U.S. soft drinks giant Keurig Dr Pepper on Thursday launched its $18 billion all-cash takeover bid for coffee and tea group JDE Peet's , setting the stage for a global coffee company that could rival market leader Nestle .
JDE Peet’s poised to accept acquisition from Keurig Dr Pepper
JDE Peet’s, the Europe-headquartered owner of Australian coffee brands Campos Coffee, Sacred Grounds, Harris, Espresso di Manfredi, and Two Seasons, is preparing to accept an acquisition offer from Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP). The announcement on January 15 detailed KDP’s proposals to purchase all JDE Peet’s shares; it added that KDP would split into two independent US companies, each to be floated. As the owner of soft drink brands such as Dr Pepper…
Keurig Dr Pepper to Remain in Burlington
Keurig Dr Pepper has renewed its lease for its Burlington, MA headquarters, even as the company plans a split between its coffee and beverage segments, reported the Boston Business Journal. The renewal drew a positive response on the Bring Me To Burlington Facebook page. “Lease renewals matter. They signal confidence and long-term commitment. We’re pleased to share that Keurig Dr. Pepper and the newly acquired JDE Peet’s Coffee plan to stay in 5…
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