June 4 (Reuters) - Italy's Newlat Food NWLF.MI expects
core earnings of 317 million euros ($345.72 million) in 2030
after buying Britain's Princes, the food company said on
Tuesday.
Newlat, which makes pasta, milk and dairy, instant noodles
and bakery products, had agreed in May to buy Princes, which
sells tinned fish and Napolina sauces among other products, for
700 million pounds ($896.56 million).
The new group, which will rebrand itself as New Princes,
sees a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3% in organic
revenues for the duration of its new 2024-2039 business plan,
reaching 3.34 billion euros in 2030.
The company targets revenues of 5 billion euros including
contributions from further acquisitions, and a total net profit
of over 100 million euros in the same year.
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(Reporting by Alessandro Parodi; Editing by Janane Venkatraman
)
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