A ‘banner year’ for M&A activity across Ireland
Sales included CPL Resources, Valeo Foods, Panda Group and United Drug
Moy Park suspends live chicken processing at Ballymena plant
Chicken processor is Northern Ireland’s largest private sector employer
Kerry Group’s Scanlon mops up €1.1m of shares after price dip
First purchase in market by nutrition group boss after four years at the helm
Moy Park spent £12m on Covid-related costs last year
Company records 15.3% rise in operating profits despite coronavirus pandemic
Kerry Co-op sells €77m Kerry plc shares through Goodbody
Placing will fund a so-called redemption scheme in co-op
Kerry pushes deeper into fast-growing ingredients sector
Company’s sale of chilled meats and convenience division gives it a war chest for acquisitions
Over 3,000 Moy Park workers in North may strike in pay dispute
Trade union to ballot poultry firm employees over ‘unreasonable management demands’
Fears for 400 jobs in North as Moy Park closes production line
Poultry producer will ‘temporarily’ stop processing live birds at its Ballymena plant
Chicken producer Moy Park delivers record sales and profits
North’s largest firm set to deliver $50 million in savings after acquisition by Pilgrim’s Pride
Moy Park strike averted as 4% pay deal agreed
Accord triggered after hundreds of workers walked out of chicken plants
Union warns of strike ballot at Moy Park
Poultry meat producer employs more than 9,500 across three sites in the North
Moy Park’s US owner warn over post-Brexit trade deal
Firm says its operation ‘may be adversely affected’ unless terms are as ‘favourable as those currently enjoyed
Irish executive at Brazilian meat giant JBS targeted by regulator
Regulator alleges Jeremiah O’Callaghan failed to question JBS managers about plea bargain
Applegreen profits, bad day for Providence and household debt
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Moy Park sold to US firm Pilgrim’s Pride for $1bn
Scandal-hit Brazilian brothers behind sellers JBS are shedding assets to pay for legal woes
Moy Park has had many owners in its 74-year history
More than 6,400 employees of its 12,000 global workforce are based in the North
US poultry workers forced to wear nappies, report claims
Oxfam America says employees at largest producers are denied bathroom breaks
Moy Park sold to world’s biggest meatpacker in €1.32bn deal
Brazilian company JBS buys North’s biggest private employer from debt-laden Marfrig
Stocks dip from six-year high as investors await outcome of ECB meeting
Dublin market slightly stronger than peers, but still slips over the course of the day
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