Strauss completes Brazil acquisition: what it means for Strauss stock

Published on 10/13/2026 at 09:15 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Strauss completed its Brazil deal on September 3, 2026. Strauss stock links to a 50 percent stake and ILS 1.843 billion in second-quarter revenue.

Key points in brief

Strauss completed its Brazil acquisition on September 3, 2026.
The company holds a 50 percent stake in 3corações, its Brazilian coffee joint venture.
Second-quarter Coffee International EBIT rose 44.30 percent to ILS 148.0 million.
Strauss reported first-half operating income of ILS 363.0 million, up 42.00 percent.

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Strauss (ISIN IL0007460160) completed the acquisition of a company in Brazil on September 3, 2026, according to the Strauss Group investor-relations page. The deal adds strategic weight to a Brazilian coffee operation in which Strauss holds a 50 percent stake.

Three dated milestones

Strauss listed the Brazil acquisition completion on September 3, 2026, after competition-authority approval dated August 17, 2026, on its investor-relations page. The company also listed its second-quarter 2026 earnings release on August 12, 2026, when first-half operating income reached ILS 363.0 million, up 42.00 percent.

What does the Brazil deal mean

The operating figures show why Brazil matters to the investment case. In the second quarter of 2026, Coffee International EBIT rose 44.30 percent to ILS 148.0 million, while revenue declined 13.10 percent year over year to ILS 1.334 billion, according to Tea Coffee BD.

The same report says Coffee International's second-quarter EBIT margin increased to 11.10 percent from 6.70 percent a year earlier. At 3corações, second-quarter revenue fell 15.00 percent to ILS 945.0 million, but EBIT increased 25.00 percent to ILS 110.0 million, showing the tension between lower selling prices and improved profitability.

Upcoming reporting date

Yahoo Finance lists November 11, 2026, as the next earnings date. The timing puts the second-quarter operating improvement and the Brazil acquisition in the same reporting narrative.

Brazil now meets stronger margins

For investors, the key comparison is not revenue alone. Coffee International generated higher EBIT despite lower second-quarter sales, and the 50 percent 3corações stake gives Strauss direct exposure to the Brazilian coffee platform as the acquisition moves into the operating record.