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Core Viewpoint - Fonterra is selling its global consumer business (excluding Greater China) and various food service operations to Lactalis, marking a significant strategic move for both companies [1][4]. Group 1: Transaction Details - The sale includes Fonterra's global consumer business, food service and ingredient operations in Oceania and Sri Lanka, as well as food service operations in the Middle East and Africa [1]. - The base enterprise value of the transaction is NZD 3.845 billion, with potential additional value from Bega licenses held by Fonterra's Australian business, which could increase the total enterprise value to NZD 4.220 billion [4]. Group 2: Strategic Implications - Fonterra will continue to supply milk and other products to the divested businesses, ensuring that New Zealand farmers' milk remains in iconic dairy brands such as Anchor and Mainland [4]. - Lactalis aims to strengthen its strategic position in Oceania, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East through this acquisition, enhancing its market presence by combining Fonterra's consumer business with its existing operations in Australia and Asia [5].