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Worldwide Sales Of Otc Vitamin & Dietary Supplements Market Is Predicted To Increase At A High-Value Cagr Of 6.0% By 2032 X Herald

Worldwide Sales Of Otc Vitamin & Dietary Supplements Market Is Predicted To Increase At A High-Value Cagr Of 6.0% By 2032 X Herald
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Digestion Aids Market Drivers and Restraints, Growth Opportunity Assessment and Forecast to 2026

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With 2.10% CAGR, Mineral Supplements Market Size Worth US$ 14.8 Bn by 2028 | Zion Market Research | Global Industry Trends, Share, Growth, Value, Analysis & Forecast Report

/PRNewswire/ As per Zion Market Research study, The global mineral supplements market size was worth USD 13.1 billion in 2021 and is estimated to grow to.

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Pharmacies to Account for Over One-fourth Share of OTC Vitamins & Dietary Supplements Market Revenue

According to the recently conducted study by Fact.MR, the global OTC vitamins and dietary supplements market is set to expand at 6.7% CAGR during the forecast period (2017-2022) to surpass a valuation of US$ 97,688 Mn. OTC vitamin and dietary supplement products. Over-the-counter (OTC) vitamins and dietary supplemen.

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Demand for Over The Couter Vitamins and Dietary Supplements Is Set to Expand at 6.7% CAGR By 2022

Demand for Over The Couter Vitamins and Dietary Supplements Is Set to Expand at 6.7% CAGR By 2022
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Vitamin C Derivatives Market Key Players Outlook, Latest Trends and Forecast up to 2028 – KSU


250-page Vitamins and Derivatives Market Survey by Fact.MR, a Leading Business and Competitive Intelligence Provider
The latest market research report analyzes Vitamins and Derivatives demand by Product, Application, Source, providing business leaders with insights on how they can increase their market share.
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Nestle Buys Vitamin Brands From KKR for $5.75 Billion

(Bloomberg) Nestle SA agreed to buy vitamin maker Bountiful Co. for $5.75 billion, becoming a world leader in the field of minerals and supplements as the pandemic boosts demand for pills for health-conscious consumers. Nestle Health Science Chief Executive Officer Greg Behar said the purchase from private equity firms KKR & Co. and Carlyle should double e-commerce revenue from supplements to about $1 billion this year. Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider dove into the field of vitamins and supplements in his first year as CEO in 2017 with the $2.3 billion acquisition of Atrium Innovations Inc. He has focused on developing larger brands in the competitive, fragmented segment, seeing a market in high-spending health-conscious consumers. “The bolt-on acquisition fits well with Nestle’s strategy to further expand in the highly attractive and globally growing category of specialized nutrition,” wrote Patrik Schwendimann, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank. He said the price, equal to 16.8 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, seems fair. Schneider’s strategy has delivered, with Nestle recently reporting sales growth at double the pace analysts predicted. About 91% of people taking supplements have increased consumption during the pandemic to boost their immune system, Behar said. Nestle Health Science’s revenue rose almost 10% in the first quarter on an adjusted basis. Shares Gain Nestle shares have gained more than 70% since Schneider became CEO, and the company is worth more than $300 billion. The stock was little changed in Zurich Friday morning. The company plans to offer more services that recommend specific nutrients to individual consumers, similar to the business of Persona, a personalized vitamin company that it bought in late 2019. Nestle said it expects the transaction to close in the second half and weigh on profitability this year due to one-time integration costs. What Bloomberg Intelligence Says: Nestle’s $5.75 billion acquisition at a price of 3.1x sales and 16.8x Ebitda of brands including Natures Bounty and Solgar from The Bountiful Company fits its specialist nutrition and wellness focus and adds another lever to growth once integrated into the business. The deal increases Nestle’s net debt-to-Ebitda ratio to about 2x from 1.7x, so it won’t affect its ability to either acquire further assets, or buy back shares. Duncan Fox, BI consumer-goods analyst Nestle’s Specialist-Nutrition Agenda Gets Bountiful Kick: React KKR had been planning an initial public offering valuing Bountiful at more than $6 billion, Bloomberg News reported in January. Schneider has made more than 50 deals since taking over at the helm of the Swiss firm, and has said Nestle plans more acquisitions in the coming years to balance out the numerous divestments made over the past years including U.S. bottled-water businesses. Bountiful sells a wide range of vitamins that are available in retail chains such as Walmart, CVS and Rite Aid. The pandemic has boosted demand for products that are advertised as helping consumers’ health and immune systems. Evercore, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan advised KKR. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP was its legal counsel. (Updates with executive’s comments. An earlier version corrected spelling of law firm in last paragraph.) ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.

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Nestle to Buy Vitamin Brands From KKR for $5.75 Billion

(Bloomberg) Nestle SA agreed to buy vitamin maker Bountiful Co. for $5.75 billion, becoming a world leader in the field of minerals and supplements as the pandemic boosts demand for pills for health-conscious consumers. Nestle Health Science Chief Executive Officer Greg Behar said the purchase from private equity firms KKR & Co. and Carlyle should double e-commerce revenue from supplements to about $1 billion this year. Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider dove into the field of vitamins and supplements in his first year as CEO in 2017 with the $2.3 billion acquisition of Atrium Innovations Inc. He has focused on developing larger brands in the competitive, fragmented segment, seeing a market in high-spending health-conscious consumers. “The bolt-on acquisition fits well with Nestle’s strategy to further expand in the highly attractive and globally growing category of specialized nutrition,” wrote Patrik Schwendimann, an analyst at Zuercher Kantonalbank. He said the price, equal to 16.8 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, seems fair. Schneider’s strategy has delivered, with Nestle recently reporting sales growth at double the pace analysts predicted. About 91% of people taking supplements have increased consumption during the pandemic to boost their immune system, Behar said. Nestle Health Science’s revenue rose almost 10% in the first quarter on an adjusted basis. Shares Gain Nestle shares have gained more than 70% since Schneider became CEO, and the company is worth more than $300 billion. The stock was little changed in Zurich Friday morning. The company plans to offer more services that recommend specific nutrients to individual consumers, similar to the business of Persona, a personalized vitamin company that it bought in late 2019. Nestle said it expects the transaction to close in the second half and weigh on profitability this year due to one-time integration costs. What Bloomberg Intelligence Says: Nestle’s $5.75 billion acquisition at a price of 3.1x sales and 16.8x Ebitda of brands including Natures Bounty and Solgar from The Bountiful Company fits its specialist nutrition and wellness focus and adds another lever to growth once integrated into the business. The deal increases Nestle’s net debt-to-Ebitda ratio to about 2x from 1.7x, so it won’t affect its ability to either acquire further assets, or buy back shares. Duncan Fox, BI consumer-goods analyst Nestle’s Specialist-Nutrition Agenda Gets Bountiful Kick: React KKR had been planning an initial public offering valuing Bountiful at more than $6 billion, Bloomberg News reported in January. Schneider has made more than 50 deals since taking over at the helm of the Swiss firm, and has said Nestle plans more acquisitions in the coming years to balance out the numerous divestments made over the past years including U.S. bottled-water businesses. Bountiful sells a wide range of vitamins that are available in retail chains such as Walmart, CVS and Rite Aid. The pandemic has boosted demand for products that are advertised as helping consumers’ health and immune systems. Evercore, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan advised KKR. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP was its legal counsel. (Updates with executive’s comments. An earlier version corrected spelling of law firm in last paragraph.) ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.

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Nestle Buys Vitamin Brands From KKR for $5.75B


Nestle Buys Vitamin Brands From KKR for $5.75B
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Nestle SA agreed to buy vitamin maker
Bountiful Co. for $5.75 billion, becoming a world leader in the field of minerals and supplements as the pandemic boosts demand for pills for health-conscious consumers.
A bird’s nest logo at the Nestle SA headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland. Photographer: Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg
Nestle Health Science chief executive officer
Greg Behar said the purchase from private equity firms
KKR & Co. and
CEO
Mark Schneider dove into the field of vitamins and supplements in his first year as CEO in 2017 with the $2.3 billion acquisition of

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