One Rock Capital Partners agreed to acquire Kraft Heinz's North America coffee business, which includes Maxwell House
Thursday, November 5, 2026 · first reported by Private Equity Professional and 1 other
One Rock Capital Partners is buying the North America coffee operations of Kraft Heinz, valuing the business at $650 million on an enterprise value basis. Kraft Heinz will hold on to a 30% non-controlling equity stake.
The business makes ground, instant and single-serve pod coffee under Maxwell House, Gevalia, Yuban and Sanka, and sells Nabob and Ethical Bean in Canada. Roughly 250 full-time staff will transfer to One Rock, as will plants in Jacksonville, Florida, and Vancouver, British Columbia. No revenue multiple was given by Kraft Heinz.
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- Kraft Heinz
- Deal value
- $650M
- Asset class
- Private equity
- Geography
- North America
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