Sysco has finalized a deal to acquire Restaurant Depot for approximately $29.1 billion, prompting a notable 4% decline in Sysco's stock as investors express concerns over the associated debt. This acquisition has shifted market focus, with other companies like Alcoa gaining 9% due to rising aluminium prices. As investors analyze the implications of the deal, the broader market remains volatile, reflecting mixed sentiments toward heavy acquisitions in the current economic landscape.
“US food distributor Sysco is close to a deal to buy privately held Restaurant Depot for about $29 billion including debt, reports say”
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