Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Safety Shot swoops for Yerbaé

Safety Shot, a wellness and dietary supplement company, has agreed to acquire Yerbaé Brands, a plant-based energy beverage company.

The proposed acquisition looks to bring together Safety Shot’s innovative wellness solutions with Yerbaé’s line of plant-based energy drinks, adding a company that generated approximately $12 million of revenue in fiscal year 2023 and creating a powerful platform for potential accelerated growth and market leadership.

Yerbaé, founded in 2017 by Todd and Karrie Gibson, is a rapidly growing brand that has captured the attention of health-conscious consumers. Yerbaé’s beverages are specifically formulated to provide a more refreshing taste than coffee, with added benefits compared to existing sodas and sparkling waters, and healthier ingredients than traditional energy drinks.

Yerbaé’s product line aligns with a variety of healthy lifestyles, including non-GMO, Keto, Vegan, Kosher, Paleo, and gluten-free diets.

“We believe that this acquisition could be a significant revenue catalyst for Safety Shot on top of an expected revenue growth rate of 50% expected in Q4, versus Q3,” said John Gulyas, Chairman of SHOT. “We believe Yerbaé’s impressive growth and established presence in the plant-based beverage market, generating approximately $12 million in revenue in fiscal year 2023, could be instrumental in driving our potential growth.”

Todd Gibson, Chief Executive Officer of Yerbaé, added: “We are thrilled to join forces with Safety Shot and leverage their expertise and resources to potentially accelerate our growth. We believe that the Transaction will provide us with access to new distribution channels, expanded marketing capabilities, and valuable synergies that will look to benefit both brands.”

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