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Strategic acquisition of D.&P.
Finance for Food (FFF), a consulting firm listed on Euronext Growth Milan, has recently completed an important acquisition in the agri-food sector, acquiring a 51% stake in D.&P. This step not only consolidates its role as a controlling partner, but also represents a strategic move to expand its influence in a constantly evolving market. The transaction was concluded with a payment of 500 thousand euros to the seller Aldebaran Investments, an investment that could prove profitable
in the long term.
Financial performance of D.&P.
Despite its recent establishment in July 2023, D.&P. has already shown signs of significant growth. In 2023, the company generated revenues of about 127 thousand euros, with an EBITDA of about 36 thousand euros. However, unrevised management data show a significant increase, with revenues rising to about 800 thousand euros and an EBITDA of about 160 thousand euros. These results indicate strong demand in the agri-food sector and effective management by the new management team
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Implications for the agri-food market
This acquisition represents a crucial step for FFF, which aims to strengthen its presence in the agri-food chain and in the renewable energy sector. With the increase in demand for sustainable products and the growing focus on renewable energy, FFF is strategically positioned to capitalize on these trends. The synergy between FFF and D.&P. could lead to significant innovations and an expansion of the service offering, thus contributing to
greater competitiveness in the market.
Global economic context
In a constantly changing global economic environment, inflation in the United States met expectations, with a 0.2% increase in consumer prices on a monthly basis. This inflationary scenario, together with American and Chinese economic policies, continues to influence Asian markets, with Hong Kong recording a decrease of 0.1% and Shanghai recovering 0.51%. In this climate, companies like FFF must remain agile and ready to respond to market challenges
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