Tate & Lyle, a UK ingredients company, is being acquired by a US rival in a deal valued at £2.7 billion, according to the report. The acquisition would result in Tate & Lyle leaving the London stock market. The company’s history traces back to a merger of two family-owned sugar businesses in Liverpool in 1921, which later became the Tate & Lyle brand. The report describes Tate & Lyle as an ingredients firm listed on the FTSE 250, and indicates that the transaction will end its status as a public company in the UK. Details on the buyer’s name, the structure of the offer, and timing are not provided in the supplied text. Overall, the sources agree on the core elements of the announcement: the acquisition price, the identity of the seller as Tate & Lyle, and the expectation that the company will delist from the London market following completion.