McCormick & Unilever Merge in $44B Deal
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McCormick and Unilevers foods division merge in a $44.8 billion deal, with Unilever shareholders receiving stock and cash, and McCormick holders keeping their stock. The combined entity expects $20 billion in revenue, blending iconic brands. Unilever focuses on personal care and home care, while McCormick funds the deal with cash and new debt. The merger aims for $600 million in annual cost synergies by year three, with a Netherlands base and European listing.
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