Hogan Lovells is advising Ingredion Incorporated on its £2.7 billion recommended takeover offer of Tate & Lyle PLC

Press releases | 10 June 2026

London, 10 June 2026 – A Hogan Lovells team, led by London-based partner Daniel Simons and Global Head of M&A Bill Curtin, is pleased to be advising Ingredion Incorporated (“Ingredion”), a NYSE listed global provider of ingredient solutions headquartered in Westchester, Illinois, USA, on its £2.7 billion recommended takeover offer of Tate & Lyle PLC (“Tate & Lyle”).

The transaction remains subject to the satisfaction of customary conditions, including shareholder approval and regulatory clearances and is expected to complete in the second half of 2027.

Bill Curtin, co-lead Hogan Lovells partner for the transaction, said: “It has been a real pleasure to work with our client Ingredion on this opportunity to expand their global operations and bring together complementary portfolios for the benefit of customers, employees, and stakeholders. This transaction illustrates the market-leading capabilities of Hogan Lovells to advise on complex cross-border transactions in the public M&A market, especially across the Atlantic.”

The Hogan Lovells cross-practice deal team is being led by partner Daniel Simons and Global Head of M&A, William J. Curtin III, with additional corporate support in London from counsel knowledge lawyer John Holme; senior associates Vinura Ladduwahetty and Scott Prior; associates Nick Cooke, Imogen Thwaites, Hannah Dingemans, Hope O’Dwyer and Emily Louise; trainees Devina Patel and Camilla Ceruti; and, in Washington, D.C., counsel Sean Collins and associate Lucas Quinn.

US Securities is being led by partner Richard J. Parrino. Antitrust is being led in the US by partners Logan Breed (Washington) and Lauren Battaglia (Washington) and in Europe by partners Falk Schoening (Brussels) and Angus Coulter (London). Employee Share Incentives is being led by partner Fiona Bantock with support from counsel Callum Fowers. Finance is being led by partners Nathan Cooper, Paul Mullen and Jennifer O’Connell, with support from assocaites Emma Liggett, Diane Shin, and Matthew Maguire. Employment is being led by partner Ed Bowyer, with support from associate Morven Ross.