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St Hubert SAS
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ST HUBERT SAS
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sthubert.fr
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Private
Founded yearint
1904
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St Hubert SAS is a French food manufacturer specializing in spreadable fats, margarines, and vegetable-based cooking products. The company produces a multi-brand portfolio from a single 80,000 m² production site in Ludres, France, employing approximately 200 people, and generating revenue primarily through retail distribution (GMS - Grande et Moyenne Surface) in France, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Portugal. Its core brands include St Hubert Oméga 3 (omega-3 ALA-enriched spreads with cardiovascular health positioning), St Hubert 41 (light spread at 41% fat content), St Hubert Bio & Végétal (certified organic plant-based spreads), St Hubert L'Original (dairy-vegetable blend at 53% fat), St Hubert Epaisse & Gourmande 30% MG, and St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG. In Italy, the company operates through the Valle' brand (acquired from Kraft's solid fats business in 1996), holding market leadership in vegetable spreads and rolling pastry products, with a dedicated team in Milan.

The company holds the #1 position in the French margarine market with 44% value share (IRI data), underpinned by 120 years of brand heritage dating to its 1904 founding as La Laiterie St Hubert in Nancy. Its competitive positioning rests on health and nutrition innovation (PNNS charter signatory status since 2008, independently validated omega-3 preservation during cooking), ESG leadership (first palm-oil-free spreadable fat in French retail in 2016, first 70% cardboard packaging in 2020), and traceable sourcing (100% certified rapeseed supply chain partnership since 2015). Following periods within the Unigate and Marie group structures (1994-2006), St Hubert became an independent company in 2012, financed by investment funds and banks with management participation. Its core technology centers on food science and formulation expertise rather than any proprietary digital or AI platform, with no API, mobile application, or AI capability disclosed.

Short descriptiontext

St Hubert SAS is a 120-year-old French food manufacturer and category leader in spreadable fats and margarine, holding 44% French market share and Italian leadership via the Valle' brand, distributing multi-brand health-positioned products across five European retail markets from a single Ludres production site.

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101–250
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HeadquartersRungis, France
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Rungis
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France
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
spreadable fats, margarine products, plant-based spreads, omega-3 spreads, food manufacturing
Industry3 codes
1Hydrogenated & Interesterified Fats (Shortenings, Margarine Bases)
CodeAFAJALAFPrimaryYes
2Structured Lipids & Oleogels (Fat Replacers, Organogels)
CodeAFAJALAJPrimaryNo
3Bakery & Confectionery Fats (CBR/CBS/CBE, Coating & Filling Fats)
CodeAFAJALAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Starch and Vegetable Fats and Oils Manufacturing31122
  • Fats and Oils Refining and Blending311225
SIC code2 codes
  • Fats & Oils2070
  • Food And Kindred Products2000
Product category
Margarine and Spreadable Fats
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model1 record
1Consumer Packaged Goods Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

St Hubert generates revenue through the sale of branded margarine, spreadable fat, and related food products to consumers via retail distribution channels. The company operates in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector with multiple product lines including St Hubert Omega 3, St Hubert 41, St Hubert Bio, Le Fleurier, and Valle brands.

Marketing channels3 records

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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 6 records shown
1St Hubert L'Original®
Description

Spread with 53% fat content, delicious buttery and fresh taste with ultra-gourmet tender texture.

sthubert.fr
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Core offering1 text field

St Hubert SAS manufactures and markets branded spreadable fats and margarine products in France and select European markets. The company produces a portfolio of consumer food products including omega-3 enriched spreads, light spreads with reduced fat content, certified organic plant-based spreads, and dairy-vegetable oil blends under brands such as St Hubert Oméga 3, St Hubert 41, St Hubert Bio & Végétal, St Hubert L'Original, and the Italian Valle' brand.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • 44% value market share in French margarine market (IRI 2022 data)
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

St Hubert SAS is a French food manufacturing company specializing in spreadable fats and margarine products. The company operates a multi-brand portfolio strategy with core products including St Hubert Oméga 3® (omega-3 rich spreads available in multiple variants including Bio, palm oil-free, and DHA), St Hubert 41® (light spreads at 41% fat content), St Hubert Bio & Végétal® (certified organic plant-based products), St Hubert L'Original® (dairy-vegetable blend), St Hubert Epaisse & Gourmande 30% MG (thick cooking spreads), and St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG (ultra-light spreads). The company also holds sub-brands Le Fleurier® and Valle'® (Italian market leader). St Hubert positions itself as a leader in the French and Italian margarine markets, focusing on innovation in nutrition, plant-based products, and sustainable packaging.

Product and service8 records
1St Hubert Oméga 3®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A spreadable fat naturally rich in omega-3 (ALA) that contributes to maintaining normal blood cholesterol levels and supports cardiovascular function. Available in multiple variants including doux (plain), demi-sel (semi-salted), sans sel (salt-free), sans huile de palme (palm oil-free), DHA, and Bio versions.

2St Hubert 41®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A light spreadable fat with only 41% fat content, twice as light as butter, featuring a tender texture that is easy to spread and a fresh dairy taste.

3St Hubert Bio & Végétal®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A certified organic spreadable fat made from plant-based agricultural ingredients (100% of agricultural ingredients are plant-based), with natural ingredients and no palm oil. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

4St Hubert L'Original®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

An innovative recipe combining dairy and plant-based know-how for a unique pleasure experience, featuring a delicious buttery and fresh taste with ultra-soft gourmet texture, reduced in fat at only 53% fat content.

5St Hubert Épaisse & Gourmande 30% MG
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A thick and gourmet spread combining dairy and plant-based ingredients with a thick and creamy texture that holds well during cooking, suitable for creamy dishes, gratins, stews, or raw use, with 30% fat content.

6St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A spreadable fat with only 15% fat content for cooking, gratin, stews or raw use, offering 50% less fat than average thick specialty products.

7Le Fleurier®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

A spreadable fat brand created in partnership with Lesieur in 1989, combining vegetable fats and butter, reduced in fat and spreadable, also suitable for cooking.

8Valle'®
CategorySpreadable fats
Description

An Italian brand acquired in 1996 through the Kraft solid fats business purchase, specializing in pastry, cooking fats, and puff pastry products. Market leader in Italy for vegetable spreads and puff pastry.

Scale indicator7 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership formed in 1989 with equal shares to create Vedial SA and launch Le Fleurier brand - combining vegetable fats and butter for cooking applications. Alliance ended as the two companies separated into independent entities.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Group that acquired Ludres factory in 1994 and later merged with Marie brand. Unigate created Marie-St Hubert group in 2000, later rebranded Marie Groupe Uniq in 2003. St Hubert became independent again in 2006.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Supported main supplier in developing certified and 100% traceable rapeseed supply chain in 2015, ensuring quality ingredients for omega-3 rich products.

Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Third-party partner for consumer service management, handling customer inquiries and complaints.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Lesieur is the historical French vegetable oils and fats leader and St Hubert's former 50-50 JV partner in Le Fleurier (1989). It remains a direct competitor in French spreadable fats and edible oils.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Lurpak is Arla Foods' premium European butter brand, the primary substitute and adjacent category competitor to St Hubert in the French, Italian, and broader European spread/fat category.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Country Crock is a major US/global spreadable margarine brand under Upfield, addressing the same plant-based spreads consumer need as St Hubert but with a much broader geographic footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

World's largest plant-based spreads company (Flora/Becel, Bertolli, ProActive, Country Crock) and the most direct global competitor to St Hubert in the margarine and spreadable fat category, including in France and Italy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Becel/Flora is Unilever's heart-health margarine brand and competes head-to-head with St Hubert Oméga 3 in French and European grocery shelves, sharing the same cardiovascular health positioning.

TypeRegional player
Description

Valio is a Finnish dairy cooperative with branded spreadable butters and plant-based products sold in European retail, providing a comparable branded spreads playbook outside the French/Italian core.

7Bridel (Sodiaal)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Bridel is a major French dairy butter and spread brand under Sodiaal, competing with St Hubert for the same spread-on-bread and cooking occasions in French retail.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Lactalis's President brand is a leading French butter and spreadable dairy fat, directly competing with St Hubert across retail occasions and household penetration in France.

TypeRegional player
Description

Panzani is a leading Italian branded food company (pasta, sauces, oils) with overlapping Italian retail distribution and the same end-consumer occasion set as Valle.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bertolli is a long-established olive oil and spreadable fat brand (currently with Upfield/Unilever) competing in the same premium plant-based spreads segment as St Hubert in Italy and Europe.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Profiles2 records

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Compliance3 records

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St Hubert SAS

Margarine and Spreadable Fatssthubert.fr

St Hubert SAS is a 120-year-old French food manufacturer and category leader in spreadable fats and margarine, holding 44% French market share and Italian leadership via the Valle' brand, distributing multi-brand health-positioned products across five European retail markets from a single Ludres production site.

What St Hubert SAS does

St Hubert SAS is a French food manufacturer specializing in spreadable fats, margarines, and vegetable-based cooking products. The company produces a multi-brand portfolio from a single 80,000 m² production site in Ludres, France, employing approximately 200 people, and generating revenue primarily through retail distribution (GMS - Grande et Moyenne Surface) in France, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Portugal. Its core brands include St Hubert Oméga 3 (omega-3 ALA-enriched spreads with cardiovascular health positioning), St Hubert 41 (light spread at 41% fat content), St Hubert Bio & Végétal (certified organic plant-based spreads), St Hubert L'Original (dairy-vegetable blend at 53% fat), St Hubert Epaisse & Gourmande 30% MG, and St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG. In Italy, the company operates through the Valle' brand (acquired from Kraft's solid fats business in 1996), holding market leadership in vegetable spreads and rolling pastry products, with a dedicated team in Milan.

The company holds the #1 position in the French margarine market with 44% value share (IRI data), underpinned by 120 years of brand heritage dating to its 1904 founding as La Laiterie St Hubert in Nancy. Its competitive positioning rests on health and nutrition innovation (PNNS charter signatory status since 2008, independently validated omega-3 preservation during cooking), ESG leadership (first palm-oil-free spreadable fat in French retail in 2016, first 70% cardboard packaging in 2020), and traceable sourcing (100% certified rapeseed supply chain partnership since 2015). Following periods within the Unigate and Marie group structures (1994-2006), St Hubert became an independent company in 2012, financed by investment funds and banks with management participation. Its core technology centers on food science and formulation expertise rather than any proprietary digital or AI platform, with no API, mobile application, or AI capability disclosed.

St Hubert SAS firmographics

Firmographics
Name
St Hubert SAS
Legal name
ST HUBERT SAS
Website
https://sthubert.fr
Company type
Private
Founded year
1904
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
St Hubert SAS is a 120-year-old French food manufacturer and category leader in spreadable fats and margarine, holding 44% French market share and Italian leadership via the Valle' brand, distributing multi-brand health-positioned products across five European retail markets from a single Ludres production site.
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St Hubert SAS industry classification

Industry
Product category
Margarine and Spreadable Fats
NAICS
Starch and Vegetable Fats and Oils Manufacturing (31122), Fats and Oils Refining and Blending (311225)
SIC
Fats & Oils (2070), Food And Kindred Products (2000)
akta.pro primary industry
Hydrogenated & Interesterified Fats (Shortenings, Margarine Bases) (AFAJALAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Structured Lipids & Oleogels (Fat Replacers, Organogels) (AFAJALAJ), Bakery & Confectionery Fats (CBR/CBS/CBE, Coating & Filling Fats) (AFAJALAG)

Keywords

  • Spreadable fats
  • Margarine products
  • Plant-based spreads
  • Omega-3 spreads
  • Food manufacturing

Where St Hubert SAS is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Rungis
HQ country
France
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

St Hubert SAS business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Consumer Packaged Goods Sales: St Hubert generates revenue through the sale of branded margarine, spreadable fat, and related food products to consumers via retail distribution channels. The company operates in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector with multiple product lines including St Hubert Omega 3, St Hubert 41, St Hubert Bio, Le Fleurier, and Valle brands.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

St Hubert SAS product offering

Product offering

Core offering

St Hubert SAS manufactures and markets branded spreadable fats and margarine products in France and select European markets. The company produces a portfolio of consumer food products including omega-3 enriched spreads, light spreads with reduced fat content, certified organic plant-based spreads, and dairy-vegetable oil blends under brands such as St Hubert Oméga 3, St Hubert 41, St Hubert Bio & Végétal, St Hubert L'Original, and the Italian Valle' brand.

Product overview

St Hubert SAS is a French food manufacturing company specializing in spreadable fats and margarine products. The company operates a multi-brand portfolio strategy with core products including St Hubert Oméga 3® (omega-3 rich spreads available in multiple variants including Bio, palm oil-free, and DHA), St Hubert 41® (light spreads at 41% fat content), St Hubert Bio & Végétal® (certified organic plant-based products), St Hubert L'Original® (dairy-vegetable blend), St Hubert Epaisse & Gourmande 30% MG (thick cooking spreads), and St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG (ultra-light spreads). The company also holds sub-brands Le Fleurier® and Valle'® (Italian market leader). St Hubert positions itself as a leader in the French and Italian margarine markets, focusing on innovation in nutrition, plant-based products, and sustainable packaging.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • St Hubert L'Original®: Spread with 53% fat content, delicious buttery and fresh taste with ultra-gourmet tender texture.
  • St Hubert Oméga 3®
  • St Hubert 41®
  • St Hubert Bio & Végétal®
  • St Hubert Épaisse & Gourmande 30% MG
  • St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG

Products and services

  • St Hubert Oméga 3® A spreadable fat naturally rich in omega-3 (ALA) that contributes to maintaining normal blood cholesterol levels and supports cardiovascular function. Available in multiple variants including doux (plain), demi-sel (semi-salted), sans sel (salt-free), sans huile de palme (palm oil-free), DHA, and Bio versions.
  • St Hubert 41® A light spreadable fat with only 41% fat content, twice as light as butter, featuring a tender texture that is easy to spread and a fresh dairy taste.
  • St Hubert Bio & Végétal® A certified organic spreadable fat made from plant-based agricultural ingredients (100% of agricultural ingredients are plant-based), with natural ingredients and no palm oil. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
  • St Hubert L'Original® An innovative recipe combining dairy and plant-based know-how for a unique pleasure experience, featuring a delicious buttery and fresh taste with ultra-soft gourmet texture, reduced in fat at only 53% fat content.
  • St Hubert Épaisse & Gourmande 30% MG A thick and gourmet spread combining dairy and plant-based ingredients with a thick and creamy texture that holds well during cooking, suitable for creamy dishes, gratins, stews, or raw use, with 30% fat content.
  • St Hubert Onctuosité Parfaite 15% MG A spreadable fat with only 15% fat content for cooking, gratin, stews or raw use, offering 50% less fat than average thick specialty products.
  • Le Fleurier® A spreadable fat brand created in partnership with Lesieur in 1989, combining vegetable fats and butter, reduced in fat and spreadable, also suitable for cooking.
  • Valle'® An Italian brand acquired in 1996 through the Kraft solid fats business purchase, specializing in pastry, cooking fats, and puff pastry products. Market leader in Italy for vegetable spreads and puff pastry.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 44% value market share in French margarine market (IRI 2022 data)
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use St Hubert SAS

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

St Hubert SAS technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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St Hubert SAS partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • LesieurminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership formed in 1989 with equal shares to create Vedial SA and launch Le Fleurier brand - combining vegetable fats and butter for cooking applications. Alliance ended as the two companies separated into independent entities.
  • UnigateminorOthersGroup that acquired Ludres factory in 1994 and later merged with Marie brand. Unigate created Marie-St Hubert group in 2000, later rebranded Marie Groupe Uniq in 2003. St Hubert became independent again in 2006.
  • Rapeseed SuppliercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSupported main supplier in developing certified and 100% traceable rapeseed supply chain in 2015, ensuring quality ingredients for omega-3 rich products.
  • EquitableminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerThird-party partner for consumer service management, handling customer inquiries and complaints.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

St Hubert SAS competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Lesieur (Avril Group): Lesieur is the historical French vegetable oils and fats leader and St Hubert's former 50-50 JV partner in Le Fleurier (1989). It remains a direct competitor in French spreadable fats and edible oils.
  • Upfield: World's largest plant-based spreads company (Flora/Becel, Bertolli, ProActive, Country Crock) and the most direct global competitor to St Hubert in the margarine and spreadable fat category, including in France and Italy.
  • Becel (Unilever): Becel/Flora is Unilever's heart-health margarine brand and competes head-to-head with St Hubert Oméga 3 in French and European grocery shelves, sharing the same cardiovascular health positioning.
  • Bridel (Sodiaal): Bridel is a major French dairy butter and spread brand under Sodiaal, competing with St Hubert for the same spread-on-bread and cooking occasions in French retail.
  • President (Lactalis): Lactalis's President brand is a leading French butter and spreadable dairy fat, directly competing with St Hubert across retail occasions and household penetration in France.
  • Bertolli: Bertolli is a long-established olive oil and spreadable fat brand (currently with Upfield/Unilever) competing in the same premium plant-based spreads segment as St Hubert in Italy and Europe.

Broad incumbents

  • Lurpak (Arla Foods): Lurpak is Arla Foods' premium European butter brand, the primary substitute and adjacent category competitor to St Hubert in the French, Italian, and broader European spread/fat category.
  • Country Crock: Country Crock is a major US/global spreadable margarine brand under Upfield, addressing the same plant-based spreads consumer need as St Hubert but with a much broader geographic footprint.

Regional players

  • Valio: Valio is a Finnish dairy cooperative with branded spreadable butters and plant-based products sold in European retail, providing a comparable branded spreads playbook outside the French/Italian core.
  • Panzani (Cevital): Panzani is a leading Italian branded food company (pasta, sauces, oils) with overlapping Italian retail distribution and the same end-consumer occasion set as Valle.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

St Hubert SAS social profiles

Digital presence

St Hubert SAS compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance3 records

St Hubert SAS financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

St Hubert SAS leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

St Hubert SAS subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries2 records

St Hubert SAS funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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St Hubert SAS M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about St Hubert SAS

What does St Hubert SAS do?

St Hubert SAS manufactures and markets branded spreadable fats and margarine products in France and select European markets. The company produces a portfolio of consumer food products including omega-3 enriched spreads, light spreads with reduced fat content, certified organic plant-based spreads, and dairy-vegetable oil blends under brands such as St Hubert Oméga 3, St Hubert 41, St Hubert Bio & Végétal, St Hubert L'Original, and the Italian Valle' brand.

Is St Hubert SAS a public or private company?

St Hubert SAS is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was St Hubert SAS founded?

St Hubert SAS was founded in 1904. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is St Hubert SAS based?

St Hubert SAS is headquartered in Rungis, France, in the Europe region.

How does St Hubert SAS make money?

One revenue line is on record: consumer Packaged Goods Sales.

Who are St Hubert SAS's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Lesieur (Avril Group), Upfield, Becel (Unilever), Bridel (Sodiaal), President (Lactalis) and Bertolli. Broad incumbents are Lurpak (Arla Foods) and Country Crock. Regional players are Valio and Panzani (Cevital).

Does St Hubert SAS have an API?

No public API is recorded for St Hubert SAS.

What industry is St Hubert SAS in?

St Hubert SAS's product category is Margarine and Spreadable Fats. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAJALAF, Hydrogenated & Interesterified Fats (Shortenings, Margarine Bases), with a secondary code of AFAJALAJ, Structured Lipids & Oleogels (Fat Replacers, Organogels). Its NAICS code is 31122 and its SIC code is 2070.

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Caixin GlobalFosun on Roll With Purchase of French Margarine-Maker St HubertFosun and Beijing Sanyuan Foods will jointly acquire Brassica Holdings, owner of French margarine-maker St Hubert, for €625 million ($734 million). Fosun affiliates will hold 51% of Brassica, with Sanyuan owning 49%. The deal is pending approval from Chinese and French authorities.PR NewswireSanyuan und Fosun starten Gespräche über die gemeinsame Übernahme eines hundert Jahre alten Unternehmens für gesunde LebensmittelBeijing Sanyuan Foods Co., Ltd. and Fosun Group have signed transaction documents to acquire St-Hubert SAS, a leading healthy food manufacturer founded in 1904, from Montagu IV FPCI and other sellers. St-Hubert, which produces 35,000 tons of products annually and holds leading market positions in France and Italy, specializes in plant-based yoghurts, beverages, and functional foods free of hardened fats, trans fats, and GMOs. The acquisition aims to bring St-Hubert's healthy food technologies and innovations to China, strengthening Sanyuan's product portfolio and global competitiveness while supporting China's mixed ownership reform agenda.PR NewswireSanyuan et Fosun entament des discussions exclusives pour l'acquisition conjointe de St-Hubert, société spécialisée dans les produits alimentaires sains depuis un siècleBeijing Sanyuan Foods Co., Ltd. and Fosun Group have signed transaction documents to jointly acquire 100% of Brassica TopCo S.A. and PPN Management SAS, the majority shareholders of St-Hubert SAS, a leading manufacturer of healthy spreadable products founded in 1904 with dominant market positions in France and Italy. The acquisition aims to introduce St-Hubert's advanced healthy food technologies and product portfolio—including trans-fat-free and non-GMO spreads, plant-based yogurts, and omega-3 products—to the Chinese market while enhancing Sanyuan's competitiveness internationally. The transaction remains subject to consultation with St-Hubert's employee committee and approval from relevant regulatory and competition authorities.PR NewswireSanyuan and Fosun enter exclusive discussions to jointly acquire St-Hubert, a century-old healthy food companyOn July 25, 2017, Beijing Sanyuan Foods Co., Ltd. and Fosun Group signed transaction documents to acquire 100% equity interest in Brassica TopCo S.A. and PPN Management SAS, which control St-Hubert SAS, a manufacturer of healthy spreads in France and Italy. The acquisition aims to enhance Sanyuan's product offerings and global competitiveness by introducing innovative healthy food technologies into China. This move is seen as a significant step towards China's mixed-ownership reform and aligns with government policies supporting technological innovation.