Spanish Cereals Firm Haricaman Secures Investment from Unigrains
Haricaman, a Spanish cereals company based in Añover de Tajo, has secured investment from agri-food investor Unigrains as a minority shareholder. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Haricaman supplies breakfast cereals, flours, and breadcrumbs to retailers and industrial clients under private-label brands. The firm plans to expand its operations by broadening product offerings—such as rice, corn, and legume crackers—and building two new manufacturing facilities. It also aims to optimize production capacity and grow its gluten-free line-up. Haricaman is targeting sales of over €50 million in 2026. Unigrains Iberia's CEO Álvaro Hernández praised the company’s strong industrial expertise, innovation capabilities, and entrepreneurial culture. The investment aligns with Unigrains’ focus on grain-based products.
Topics: agri-food cereals industry investment