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Ferrero Set to Acquire WK Kellogg

Candy Giant Ferrero Targets WK Kellogg In $3.1 Billion U.S. Expansion

Italy's Ferrero has continued its U.S. spending spree with its proposed acquisition of famous cereal maker WK Kellogg amid wider food manufacturer consolidation.

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Ferrero to acquire cereal giant WK Kellogg for $3.1B

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Ferrero to buy WK Kellogg in $3.1 billion deal

Italy’s Ferrero agrees to buy Kellogg in $3.1-billion deal

Ferrero International SA agreed to acquire WK Kellogg Co. for an enterprise value of $3.1 billion, pushing the Italian family-owned candy business further into the lucrative US market.

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Nutella-maker Ferrero to gobble up cereal giant Kellogg for $3.1 billion

Ferrero to take over US breakfast cereal giant Kellogg

Breakfast cereal sales declined for decades before Kellogg’s sale to Italian company

U.S. sales of the colorfully packaged morning staple have been in a decades-long decline, a trend back in the spotlight with news that Italian confectioner Ferrero Group plans to purchase the American...

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WK Kellogg, based in Battle Creek, agrees to sale to Ferrero Rocher in $3.1B deal

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WK Kellogg Stock Pops as Ferrero Buys Cereal Giant for $3.1B

Shares of WK Kellogg ( KLG) surged 30% Thursday as the maker of Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes announced it had reached a deal to be acquired by Italian sweets company The Ferrero Group for $23 per share in cash, or about $3.1 billion.

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Italy's Ferrero to buy Kellogg for $3.1 billion, but regional HQ to stay in Battle Creek

The transaction marks the end of Battle Creek's run as a quintessential company town in Michigan, where the name "Kellogg" graces almost everything.

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Nutella with your Corn Flakes? This cereal giant’s stock rallies on word of a $3 billion deal.

The Italian maker of Ferrero Rocher and Nutella has set its sights on WK Kellogg as the U.S. cereal maker struggles to get traction.

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