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Reminder: Analyst Access: Call on Tate-Ingredion takeover considerations with Ben Theurer & Alex Sloane - Slides Attached
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Reminder: Analyst Access: Call on Tate-Ingredion takeover considerations with Ben Theurer & Alex Sloane - Slides Attached
Event Description
We will discuss the potential Ingredion–Tate & Lyle transaction, covering the strategic
rationale, deal context and outlook for both companies, along with read-across to the
wider ingredients peer group.
Relevant Research
Conditional cash offer from Ingredion (5/14/26)
Conditional Offer to Buy Tate & Lyle (5/14/26)
Meet the Analysts
Alex Sloane is a Director and research analyst covering
European Consumer Ingredients names. He is a top-
ranked Ingredients analyst in Europe and was voted in the
top 5 in Food Producers in the 2023 II survey. He joined
Barclays in 2020 from Credit Suisse HOLT and has worked
in the investment industry since 2008. Alex started his
career as a Consumer Staples analyst covering Food and
Ingredients companies at Dresdner Kleinwort before
moving to Societe Generale. In 2015 he moved to a
portfolio management role at DWS, where he worked for
four years within the pan-European equities platform. Alex
earned an MSc Economics degree from the London School
of Economics.
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Benjamin M. Theurer is a Managing Director and Head of
LatAm Equity Research. He covers multiple sectors across
the Americas, including Americas Agribusiness, Latin
America Consumer, and Latin America Multi-Industry.
Prior to joining Barclays in 2011, Benjamin worked at DWS
Investments, the Frankfurt-based asset management
branch of Deutsche Bank, as a buy-side analyst and
deputy fund manager for Latin American equities. He
holds a master's degree in International Economics
(Mag.rer.soc.oec) from a joint program at the University of
Innsbruck (Austria) and Universidad Complutense de
Madrid (Spain).
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