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Saputo Enters Agreement to Divest Majority Stake in its Argentina Operations, Enhancing Strategic Focus and Capital Flexibility

  • Saputo Inc. has agreed to sell an 80% stake in its Argentina Dairy Division to Gloria Foods for about $855 million, retaining a 20% ownership interest.
  • Saputo expects to receive approximately $543 million in net proceeds after tax from the sale, subject to adjustments.
  • The sale includes two manufacturing plants and local brands such as La Paulina, Ricrem, and Molfino, with closing expected in the first quarter of fiscal 2027.
  • Saputo states the deal improves financial flexibility, supports reinvestment in growth opportunities, and maintains Argentina-sourced products for international markets.
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Gloria Foods acquires 80% of Saputo Argentina. The operation totals approximately US$500 million and will allow the Gloria Group company to strengthen its presence in the dairy sector.

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The dairy processor Saputo sells the majority of its operations in Argentina. The Montreal company thus divested itself from its most volatile division.

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Saputo Enters Agreement to Divest Majority Stake in its Argentina Operations, Enhancing Strategic Focus and Capital Flexibility

MONTRÉAL, Feb. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Saputo Inc. (TSX: SAP) (“We”, “Saputo” or the “Company”) today announced that it has entered into a...

Canadian multinational Saputo Inc., one of the world’s leading dairy processors, announced an agreement to sell 80% of its dairy division in Argentina to Peruvian holding Gloria Foods, part of the Gloria Group, in an operation valued at approximately $630 million. The transaction is part of a redefinition of Saputo’s global strategy, aimed at improving capital allocation and prioritizing markets with greater growth opportunities. Despite yieldin…

The Canadian Saputo will retain 20% and hopes to close the transaction in 2027. The Peruvian firm entered the Argentine market in 2006 associated with the Gonella family to create Corlasa. Read more

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Cambridge Times broke the news in Cambridge, Canada on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
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