Tupperware

Betterware de México (BeFra/BWMX) has completed the acquisition of Tupperware’s operating businesses in Latin America, mainly covering Mexico and Brazil, and obtained a perpetual, royalty-free brand license for the region. The transaction was carried out at a debt- and cash-free purchase price of $250 million (a $215 million financed cash offer and $35 million in new BeFra shares with up to a nine-month lock-up) and received all required regulatory approvals. The acquired business generated revenue of $270 million and adjusted EBITDA of $82 million in 2025; on a pro forma basis 2025 earnings per share rose to $2.11 (from $1.46) with a pro forma leverage of 1.9x versus 1.6x before the transaction. The market reacted positively to the acquisition, which complements Betterware’s portfolio alongside the Betterware and Jafra brands and will be operated as a standalone business unit. » More on de.investing.com

A French investor is reviving the Tupperware brand and is focusing on new sales channels and digital offerings. The company is building on its tradition of Tupper parties but faces challenges such as competition, image problems and nostalgia. The goal is a modern repositioning that combines practical products with personal sales formats. » More on zeit.de

French businessman Cédric Meston has taken over Tupperware France and plans to resume sales in France, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Poland. The insolvency proceedings in France have been completed and the restructuring plan approved; 20,000 independent sales consultants are to resume operations. The product range has been expanded to include containers made of stainless steel, glass and recycled plastic, and an annual revenue target of €100 million is cited for this year. » More on t-online.de