Savola Group of Saudi Arabia has bought out the Emirati snack maker Bayara Holding for $260 million.
The transaction, paid in cash according to a stock exchange filing, was part of a five-year strategy to expand Savola’s regional operations.
Bayara is a major manufacturer and distributor of branded snacks in the UAE and the Kingdom.
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