Australia's Darrell Lea 'up for sale' in H2 2024
Investment firm Quadrant Private Equity is allegedly looking to dispose of Darrell Lea for around A$1bn ($669m).
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Investment firm Quadrant Private Equity is allegedly looking to dispose of Darrell Lea for around A$1bn ($669m).
Darrell Lea’s owner reportedly plans to put the chocolate and liquorice maker on the market in the second half of this year.
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