Graham Partners has acquired Commercial Bakeries, a Toronto-based manufacturer specializing in private label packaged cookies, to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative and healthier snack options.
Information on the Target
Graham Partners, a private investment firm focused on advanced manufacturing companies, has announced the acquisition of Commercial Bakeries Corporation, which is headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Founded as a family-owned operation, Commercial Bakeries specializes in the production of private label packaged cookies, emphasizing specialty, premium, better-for-you, and seasonal/limited time offering (LTO) products. The company's primary customers include retail grocery chains and other brands across North America.
Commercial Bakeries was established to cater to the growing consumer demand for unique cookie offerings characterized by distinct flavor profiles. Graham Partners believes that the company is well-positioned to capitalize on several macroeconomic trends in the market. These trends include a shift in consumer preference towards private label products, increased interest in healthier and allergen-free options, and a rise in demand for seasonal and LTO products.
Access Full Deal Insights
You’re viewing a public preview of this deal. To unlock full access to ca. 50,000 other deals in our database and join ca. 400 M&A professionals who are using it daily, sign up for Dealert.
Industry Overview in Canada
The Canadian food industry has been witnessing a steady transition towards private label products as consumers increasingly seek quality options at competitive prices. This shift has led to a significant growth opportunity for companies like Comm
Similar Deals
Phoenix Partners II S.E.C. → Alimentation Dynamic Inc.
2024
Chin Family → Organika Health Products, Inc.
2024
TriWest → Omstead Foods Limited
2023
Swander Pace Capital, CDPQ, Roynat → St-Méthode Bakery
2023
Ironbridge Equity Partners → Handi Foods Ltd.
2022
Graham Partners
invested in
Commercial Bakeries Corporation
in 2023
in a Management Buyout / Buy-In (MBO) deal