Overview
- The purchase is structured as $215 million in cash financed with debt plus $35 million in Betterware shares.
- Assets include an exclusive, perpetual license to the Tupperware name across Latin America and two factories in Lerma, Mexico, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
- Betterware expects the transaction to close in the first half of 2026.
- Company projections call for roughly $81 million in additional annual EBITDA and about $0.58 in EPS accretion, with net leverage rising from about 1.6x to 1.9x.
- The move follows Tupperware’s 2024 Chapter 11 process and targets recovery of regional sales that were estimated at $278 million in 2025 versus about $404 million in 2022.