Keurig Dr. Papra will buy a Dutch house for JDE Peet in agreement of $ 18 billion; KDP Bay falls 8%

Keurig Dr. Pepper will acquire the Dutch coffee and a tea company JDE PEET in approximately $ 18 billion, which could file an incentive for the fight of the US, two companies said Monday.

The shares of Kuurig Dr Bibera fell approximately 8% in early trading. The agreement was first reported The Wall Street Journal.

Keurig Dr. Pepper will pay the shareholder of JDE Pet 31.85 in cash in cash, which represents a 33% premium at the average price for weighted stock, which represents a total purchase of 15.7 billion euros ($ 18.4 billion). Meanwhile, JDE PEET will, meanwhile, pay off the previously declared dividend of 0.36 euros per share before closing the contract.

The download is expected to produce $ 400 million in synergy costs for three years.

Goes Peet’s Stock received about 17% in early trading.

Keurig Dr. Pepper, which has Brands such as Dr. Pepper, 7Up, Snapple and Green Mountain Coffee, reducing sales in his department from 0.2% to $ 900 million, due to the fall of shipments of his seat cafes and coffee for coffee.

Quurig Dr. Pepper asked to gather complain with economic customers who prefer to drink coffee at home, and at the same time in a cold coffee offer to attract Starbucks and Dunkin Clientele.

After the acquisition of JDE PEET, Keurig Dr. Pepper intends to share his drinks and coffee units as two separate companies in the earliest occasions. Such a step would be effectively unwrapped Connection 2018 years Between Kuurig and Dr. Snapple, who created the third largest drinking company in North America at the time with approximately $ 11 billion in annual revenues.

After the division, the resulting coffee for coffee has turned $ 16 billion in a combined annual sales and will be conducted by the current financial director Keurig Dr. Pepper Sudhansh Priyardershi.

Meanwhile, a drinking company, meanwhile, will have $ 11 billion in annual net sales and will separate, after separation, by Dr. CEO full of pepper peppers team team.

Where Peet General Manager, Rafael Oliveira, will remain in his post to Helm Dutch coffee company until the acquisition closes.

– CNBC Victor Loh contributed to this report