This report analyzes the disruptive themes that have driven M&A activity in 2021 in the Consumer Goods Sector
M&A activity in global consumer goods sector grew by 48% from $129 billion in 2020 to $191 billion in 2021. In terms of deal volume, 2021 saw 2,340 deals compared to 1,932 in the previous year, equal to growth of 21%. There were 49 billion-dollar-plus M&A deals in the consumer goods sector in 2021, compared to 27 in the previous year. The largest sub-sector, food, recorded growth of 26% in M&A deal value. Home & garden was the fastest growing sub-sector and recorded deal value of $12 billion in 2020, rising to $38 billion in 2021.
M&A activity in global consumer goods sector grew by 48% from $129 billion in 2020 to $191 billion in 2021. In terms of deal volume, 2021 saw 2,340 deals compared to 1,932 in the previous year, equal to growth of 21%. There were 49 billion-dollar-plus M&A deals in the consumer goods sector in 2021, compared to 27 in the previous year. The largest sub-sector, food, recorded growth of 26% in M&A deal value. Home & garden was the fastest growing sub-sector and recorded deal value of $12 billion in 2020, rising to $38 billion in 2021.
Scope
- This report provides an overview of merger and acquisition activity globally in 2021 in Consumer Goods Sector
- It identifies the themes driving most notable to deals announced in 2021 in the Consumer Goods Sector
Reasons to Buy
- Companies who invest in the right themes become success stories; those who miss the big themes end up as failures. If you want to understand the themes that drive an industry, simply look at the list of recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
- In this report we have listed down the most notable deals in Consumer sector to make it easy for our clients to get a view of themes disrupting the sector and prepare for the future.
Table of Contents
- Global M&A deals in 2021 - Key takeaways
- Review of global M&A deals in 2021
- Themes driving global M&A deals in 2021
- Appendices
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- CVC Capital
- Heineken
- TH International
- Continental Grain
- EMART
- Primavera
- Mondelez International
- Hellman & Friedman
- Herman Miller
- Grab Holdings
- Hillhouse Capital
- The Coca-Cola Co
- One Rock Capital
- Hormel Foods
- AB Electrolux
- Ekaterra
- Distell Group
- Silver Crest Acquisition
- Sanderson Farms
- eBay Korea
- Reckitt Benckiser
- Chipita
- At Home Group
- Knoll
- Altimeter Capital
- Philips Domestic Appliances
- BA Sports Nutrition
- BlueTriton Brands
- Kraft Heinz
- GE Appliances
- Grove Collaborative
- Tencent
- eComplete
- Sanghvi Beauty and Technologies
- Thras.io
- BHG GroupTata Digital
- Enjoy Technology
- THG
- Virgin Group Acquisition
- Flipkart Internet
- CurrentBody.com
- Amishi Consumer Technologies
- Lifelong Online Retail
- AH-Trading
- Bentley Laboratories
- Supermarket Grocery Supplies
- Marquee Raine Acquisition
- Brighter Foods
- Obagi Cosmeceuticals and Milk Makeup
- Catalent
- Lanxess
- SalMar
- JBS
- PAI Partners
- Savola Group Co
- Imeik Technology Development
- ST Brands
- Saputo
- Taisho Pharmaceutical
- Trulieve Cannabis
- Nestle Health Science
- Essity
- Royal DSM
- Gallin
- Curaleaf Holdings
- Kerry Group
- Concordant Investment
- Waldencast Acquisition
- Bettera
- International Flavors & Fragrances
- Norway Royal Salmon
- Huon Aquaculture Group
- PepsiCo
- Gyma Food Industries
- Huons Global
- Always Pure Organics
- Wisconsin Specialty Protein
- Biofermin Pharmaceutical
- Harvest Health & Recreation
- The Bountiful Co.
- Productos Familia
- Amyris
- McPherson's
- EMMAC Life Sciences
- Biosearch
- PT. Industri Jamu dan Farmasi Sido Muncul Cargill
- Metropoulos & Co
- Bute Island Foods
