Jim Cramer Says Ingredion Will Become an Ingredient Powerhouse After Tate & Lyle Deal
Key takeaways
- Cramer noted the company’s latest acquisition announcement, as he commented:
- I want to talk to you about a consolidator that might not be getting the credit it deserves, a company called Ingredion.
- Now, keep in mind, this company only has $6.2 billion market capitalization.
Jim Cramer Says Ingredion Will Become an Ingredient Powerhouse After Tate & Lyle Deal Syeda Seirut Javed Sat, June 20, 2026 at 8:28 PM GMT+7 2 min read INGR TATE.L Ingredion Incorporated (NYSE:INGR) was among the stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar on Mad Money, as he advised investors to care about where a stock is going, not where it has been. Cramer noted the company’s latest acquisition announcement, as he commented:
I want to talk to you about a consolidator that might not be getting the credit it deserves, a company called Ingredion. It’s a company that makes all sorts of flavors and textures for the food and beverage industries. Stock’s down 10% for the year, in part because the company reported an imperfect quarter in early May. But earlier this month, Ingredion announced they’re acquiring Tate & Lyle, a storied British ingredients company, for roughly $3.6 billion in cash.
Now, keep in mind, this company only has $6.2 billion market capitalization. This is a huge deal that will create a powerhouse in the ingredients space. While the market barely reacted to the news, I think that’s a mistake… When you see the market, you’ll see that the stocks in decline. But you hear about the merger and you know that these guys are kind of, they will be the most important company in their industry.