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Siobhan Talbot, Glanbia Group MD and Henry Corbally, Chairman of Glanbia Co-Op. Photo: Dylan Vaughan
Glanbia shareholders voted in favour of a proposal to integrate the three parts of the organisation into one entity at a Special General Meeting at Punchestown last Thursday, May 18.
The three parts, Consumer Foods, Glanbia Agribusiness and Glanbia Ingredients Ireland will now be known as Glanbia Ireland
93.1 per cent of shareholders were in favour of the proposal, which will see Glanbia Co-op paying €112 million as part of the deal, in return for 60% ownership.
Various elements of the Glanbia organisation have presences in Kildare, most notably in Ballitore, but also in Athy and Naas.
Read previous converage: Future of Glanbia to be decided
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