BUSINESSJul 24 · 15:20 UTCDAILY MAIL

Windfall for Dragons' Den star as Perfectil maker Vitabiotics sold to US predator Bain for £900m

Vitabiotics, the maker of Perfectil, was sold to US-based Bain Capital for £900 million, resulting in a windfall for a Dragons' Den star. The acquisition marks a significant financial gain for the UK health and beauty company's stakeholders.

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