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© Reuters.Investing.com – Goya Foods reportedly is in late-stage talks to sell a majority stake to The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ:) in a deal that would value the canned-foods giant at about $3.5 billion, The New York Post reported.
- Goya’s rice, beans, olives and cooking oils are ubiquitous on shelves across supermarkets throughout the U.S. The company is being valued at a healthy mid-teens multiple to its EBITDA, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, the New York Post reported, citing a source briefed on the talks.
- In May the company hired Goldman Sachs (NYSE:) to explore its options in what was expected to be a $3 billion sale.
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