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Global Law Firm Advises on £156 Million Cash Offer for Treatt PLC
Treatt PLC, a UK-based global manufacturer and supplier of natural extracts and ingredients, is set to undergo a significant change following a recommended cash offer of £156 million. The offer comes from Natara Global Limited, a leading global manufacturer of aroma ingredients products, which is controlled by Exponent Private Equity.
The London-based team from a global law firm is advising Natara Global Limited on this deal. The team, led by corporate partners Paul Whitelock and Kit McCarthy, is supported by banking partner, James Dunnett, corporate associates Adam Worth, Seamus Connelly, and Adam Leigh, and banking consultant Ksenia Orlova.
Rothschild & Co is the financial advisor to Natara Global Limited in this transaction. The global law firm is also advising Rothschild & Co as financial adviser to Natara Global Limited on its £156 million recommended cash offer for Treatt PLC.
Treatt PLC primarily serves the flavour, fragrance, and multinational consumer product industries, particularly in the beverage sector. On the other hand, Natara Global Limited's customers combine the aroma ingredients produced by the company with other ingredients to create F&F solutions that are key inputs to the global flavour and fragrance industry.
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