DARLING INGREDIENTS INC.
DARDarling Ingredients Inc. is a global leader in the production of renewable enterprise products, primarily deriving value from recycled animal by-products, fats, and proteins. The company specializes in converting these materials into sustainable ingredients for use in food, feed, and industrial applications, including biodiesel, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. Established in 1882, Darling Ingredients operates through multiple segments worldwide, emphasizing sustainability and innovative solutions to reduce waste and promote circular economy practices.
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San Francisco-based investment firm No Street GP LP acquired 2.25 million shares of Darling Ingredients for $69.5 million in Q3, representing 4.6% of its reportable assets, despite the stock's 15% decline over the past year.
