GRUPO CACAOLAT
Acquired by
IDILIA FOODS
GRUPO CACAOLAT acquired by IDILIA FOODS
Target
GRUPO CACAOLAT
Acquirer
IDILIA FOODS
Context
Idilia Foods has acquired a 50% stake in Grupo Cacaolat from Damm, creating the largest milkshake group in Spain. Under the agreement, Damm and Idilia Foods will jointly manage the company. The deal consolidates the management, marketing, and distribution of Idilia's milkshake brands (ColaCao Energy, ColaCao Shake, Okey) under the Cacaolat structure. Cacaolat will continue to operate independently with its existing production facility in Santa Coloma de Gramenet. The transaction aims to accelerate the growth of the milkshake category nationally and internationally by combining Cacaolat's Horeca strength with Idilia's retail power.
The transaction values GRUPO CACAOLAT at an EV/Revenue multiple of LOGIN.
This transaction is part of the AgriFood industry, which currently tracks an average EBITDA multiple of 10.1x since the beginning of 2026, 9.8% decrease compared to 2025. This data is based on contribution from our growing community, composed of M&A and Private Equity professionals, and has been verified by our team to ensure its accuracy.
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Target
Founded in 1933 and headquartered in Barcelona, Cacaolat is a historic Spanish dairy company best known for its iconic chocolate milkshake brand of the same name. It also owns the Letona (milk) and Laccao brands. The company operates a major production facility in Santa Coloma de Gramenet. In 2023, Cacaolat generated a turnover of EUR82 million, employing approximately 225 people. It has a strong presence in the Horeca channel (hotels, restaurants, cafes) and retail across Spain.
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