In a substantial transaction valued at $1.8 billion, Linklaters has advised British-headquartered food supplier Tate & Lyle on its proposed acquisition of CP Kelco from JM Huber Corporation. The acquisition sees Tate & Lyle gaining control of CP Kelco’s divisions in the U.S., China, and Denmark. These divisions produce ingredients for pharmaceutical companies, including pectin and specialty gums.
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Meanwhile, Weil Gotshal and Skadden have taken roles on a $1.9 billion private equity deal.