Australia's medicines regulator says its laws have failed to slow a growing number of people with blood toxicity attributed ...

Blackmores agreed to a takeover proposal by Kirin Holdings that values the Australian vitamin and supplement maker at about A$1.84 billion. Blackmores began in a Brisbane health-food store in 1938.

Blackmores claims a market share of 20% of the Thai supplements market, aiming to raise it to 23-25% this year, said Ms Priti. The company wants to raise its online sales to 16% of total sales by ...

Vitamins maker Blackmores de-listed from the ASX on August 11 after a $1.9 billion buyout by Japan’s Kirin. Kirin aims to expand the Blackmores brand into “food with functions” type ...

Mr Blackmore no longer works for his family’s vitamin empire, and hasn’t since 2020 – though he remains a major shareholder. He reportedly donated $35,000 to Advance and more than $70,000 to ...

Blackmores’s sales of vitamin C, D, ... Blackmore’s China business’ revenue rose 10.6 per cent to $146 million, with earnings before interest and tax rising 11.2 per cent to $16 million, ...

Polaris case study Dominic Noonan-O’Keefe said he discovered the Blackmores’ Magnesium+ supplement allegedly contained approximately “29 times the recommended daily intake” of B6. From August 2023, ...

Kirin Holdings Co. agreed to buy Australian vitamins maker Blackmores Ltd. for A$1.88 billion ($1.2 billion) in cash, as part of a push by the Japanese brewer into health products to reduce its ...

Blackmores has found itself in the centre of a political storm with calls to boycott the Australian vitamin company flooding Twitter.. The controversy was sparked after major shareholder Marcus ...

Alastair Symington, chief executive of Blackmores Group, said the Asian supplements market comprises around 1.7-2 billion consumers of vitamins and supplements. "Asia is one of our key markets.

Much-loved Aussie vitamin brand Blackmores is set to be taken over by a major Japanese firm as part of a takeover deal worth a staggering $1.88 billion.

For Marcus Blackmore revenge isn’t just sweet – it’s lucrative. The sale of his 18 per cent in one of Australia’s largest vitamins companies will mean he walks away with around $400 million.