In a March 2^nd release, Warburg Pincus announced an investment of up to $1 billion in Global Eggs.  This company that produces eggs in the U.S., Latin America and in Europe is now valued at $8 billion.

Global Eggs was founded in 2018 by Ricardo Castellar de Faria in Matto Grosso State, Brazil and the enterprise now operates 50 farms with 45 million hens in production.  Operations include Hillandale Farms acquired in 2025, Granja Faria in Brazil and other South American nations and the Hevo Group in the EU.  Facilities are vertically integrated from feed through distribution of packaged eggs and products.

In commenting on the transaction, Faria stated, “In under a decade we have scaled Global Eggs to become the largest multinational producer and distributor of table eggs. Warburg Pincus Investment, support will accelerate our next chapter of growth in both new and existing markets.”  Faria concluded, “We have proven our ability to execute in the United States, South America and Europe and given the Warburg Pincus global reach, we believe they are the right partner to advance our long-term ambitions.”

Warburg Pincus Capital Solutions Founders’ Fund has over $4 billion invested.  The flexible mandate facilitates partnering with founders and existing shareholders to provide solutions through optimized balance sheets and growth.

Allison Ross will join the Board of Directors of Global Eggs.