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Native Deodorant acquired by Procter & Gamble

Procter & Gamble agreed to acquire Native Deodorant, a US personal care; deodorant brand, on Nov 15, 2017.

Transaction summary

Target
Native Deodorant
Acquirer
Procter & Gamble
Seller
-
Announced
2017-11-15
Geography
United States
Type
Acquisition
Deal type
Control
Stake acquired
-
First added
2026-10-04
Latest update
2026-10-21

Value and multiples

100% enterprise value

USD 100M

100% enterprise value | USD

Basis: Estimated

Reported price is assumed to be 100% EV unless stated otherwise. Partial-stake estimates are qualified in the basis notes.

EV / revenue

-

Period not stated

Basis: FundComb estimate

EV / EBITDA

-

EBITDA basis not stated

Basis: FundComb estimate

Amounts paid and other reported values

Original reported amounts and bases; a stake payment is distinct from the estimated whole-company valuation.

Consideration: USD 100M

TechCrunch reported a $100 million cash sale.

Basis

  • The reported $100 million cash purchase price is used as the estimated whole-company enterprise value; no debt or cash bridge is reported. The exact stake and closing date are not established. A founder interview reported $1 million in net profit in the month before the sale; net profit is not EBITDA. The same interview described Native reaching $100 million in revenue in two years but gives no clear deal-period revenue, so revenue and multiples are omitted.

Source summary

Procter & Gamble just bought this venture-backed deodorant startup for $100 million cash

Confirmed

a San Francisco-based natural deodorant brand, just sold to Procter & Gamble for $100 million cash.

Open source

Native Deodorant Founder on Scaling to $100 Million in 2 Years

Confirmed

The month before we sold the business, we were doing $1 million in net profit.

Open source

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