$11.7M building buy adds more space for PetDine
WINDSOR – Fort Collins-based PetDine LLC, which makes pet-food supplements and treats, has purchased a 49,668-square-foot industrial space in Windsor for $11.712 million in a move to further increase production of pet-related products.
The seller was Five M Enterprises, which is connected to an investment company based in Englewood, according to the Colorado Secretary of State. Petdine’s purchase of the space at 1132 Diamond Valley Drive, Unit 200, on Sept. 16 is the latest in a series of transactions involving PetDine, Five M Enterprises and Archer Daniels Midland Co. (NYSE: ADM), which bought a 75% stake in PetDine LLC and three…
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