15 May 2026
Royal Agrifirm Group has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of Hamlet Protein, a global leader in specialty soy-based protein ingredients for young animal nutrition.
The transaction brings Hamlet Protein into Royal Agrifirm Group’s Specialties business, further strengthening the company’s portfolio of high-value nutritional solutions and strategic focus on early-life nutrition.
“With the transaction now completed, we are pleased to welcome Hamlet Protein to our company,” said Bas van Driel, Group Director Specialties at Royal Agrifirm Group.
“This step strengthens our Specialties business and our ability to support our valued customers with differentiated, science-based nutritional solutions.”
Hamlet Protein has built an international reputation for producing highly digestible soy-based ingredients that support gut health and consistent early-life performance in young animals.
Hamlet Protein’s patented processing technology and quality standards align with Royal Agrifirm Group’s existing nutritional expertise and scientific capabilities.
The acquisition expands Royal Agrifirm Group’s global market presence in the specialty nutrition sector. Hamlet Protein’s focus on young animal nutrition complements the broader company’s commitment to developing solutions that address critical feeding challenges in livestock production.
The deal represents Royal Agrifirm Group’s continued investment in specialized nutritional technologies that serve the evolving needs of modern agriculture.
With Hamlet Protein’s established market position and proven processing methods, the combined organization aims to deliver enhanced value to customers seeking reliable, science-based feeding solutions for young animals.
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