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Group 1 - Goldman Sachs is reportedly preparing to acquire a stake in Froneri, the world's second-largest ice cream manufacturer, for €15 billion (approximately ¥120 billion) from French private equity firm PAI [1][2] - Froneri was established as a joint venture between PAI and Nestlé in 2016, with both parties holding equal shares, and it produces well-known ice cream brands such as Häagen-Dazs, Oreo, and Cadbury in the U.S. market [2][3] - The acquisition would allow Goldman Sachs to indirectly gain operational rights for Häagen-Dazs in various regions, although the global trademark rights remain with General Mills [3] Group 2 - General Mills is reportedly planning to sell its Häagen-Dazs business in China, with potential transaction amounts estimated between $500 million and $800 million [5] - Häagen-Dazs is facing significant sales challenges in China, with a reported double-digit decline in store traffic, leading to a contraction of its physical store presence [5][6] - The brand has attempted to attract consumers through promotions and discounts, but the changing consumer preferences and increased competition from local brands have impacted its market position [7][8] Group 3 - The ice cream market in China is evolving, with consumers showing a preference for lower-priced options, which poses a challenge for Häagen-Dazs, whose average transaction value is around ¥58 [7][8] - DQ has emerged as a strong competitor in the domestic ice cream market, holding a market share of nearly 29% by 2023, which has intensified the competition for Häagen-Dazs [8]