Spanish conglomerate Agrolimen acquires fresh dog food brand Ollie in $600 million deal
Agrolimen acquired New York-based Ollie for over $600 million today. The deal expands the Spanish firm's U.S. presence while keeping Ollie's management team.
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Agrolimen, a family-owned conglomerate based in Spain 
ES, has completed the acquisition of New York-based fresh dog food maker Ollie. Sources familiar with the transaction state that the deal values the brand at over $600 million. The purchase is intended to strengthen the presence of Agrolimen in the United States 
US pet food market, marking a significant cross-border expansion for the Spanish ES firm as of February 6, 2026.
ES, has completed the acquisition of New York-based fresh dog food maker Ollie. Sources familiar with the transaction state that the deal values the brand at over $600 million. The purchase is intended to strengthen the presence of Agrolimen in the United States US pet food market, marking a significant cross-border expansion for the Spanish ES firm as of February 6, 2026.Under the terms of the completed agreement, the leadership and operations of Ollie in the United States US will remain unchanged. This includes the roles of key figures such as Gabby Slome gabby slome, Alex Douzet alex douzet, and Randy Jimenez randy jimenez. The transaction alters the ownership structure of the fast-growing fresh pet food brand while expanding the footprint of Agrolimen in a rapidly expanding market segment.
US will remain unchanged. This includes the roles of key figures such as Gabby Slome gabby slome, Alex Douzet alex douzet, and Randy Jimenez randy jimenez. The transaction alters the ownership structure of the fast-growing fresh pet food brand while expanding the footprint of Agrolimen in a rapidly expanding market segment.
