Danone
Danone is a French food and drink company that makes yogurt and plant-based products, bottled water such as evian, and baby and medical nutrition under brands like Activia, Alpro, Aptamil and Nutricia, sold in over 120 markets.
A third of sales come from baby and medical nutrition.
Specialized Nutrition, mostly infant formula and medical nutrition, is Danone’s second-largest category after yogurt and plant-based products.
How big is Danone?
Dairy first, then baby nutrition.
- Essential Dairy & Plant-Based48%€13.16B
- Specialized Nutrition34%€9.28B
- Waters18%€4.85B
Health science behind everyday food brands.
- 1Dairy, water, baby nutrition
- 2Science-based brands
- 3Pharmacies, shops, hospitals
Medical and infant products reach buyers through pharmacies and hospitals, not only supermarkets.
- Other shareholders74.5%
- BlackRock6.9%
- Artisan Partners5.9%
CEO: Antoine de Saint-Affrique
- 1919The first Danone yogurt, in Barcelona
- 1972Marseille speech and the Dual Project
- 1973BSN and Danone merge
- 2007Royal Numico acquired
- 2017WhiteWave acquired
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