Beer glass-themed lucite tombstone celebrating the acquisition of beer sharing app Untappd. The acquirer is wine and beer identification and recommendation app Next Glass.
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Included here are food and beverage-themed deal toys, along with industry commemoratives celebrating product launches, joint ventures, and sales achievements.
Beer glass-themed lucite tombstone celebrating the acquisition of beer sharing app Untappd. The acquirer is wine and beer identification and recommendation app Next Glass.
(6AKL858)Bottle-themed Lucite tombstone recognizing the acquisition of the Schweppes Beverages business in Australia by Japanese brewer Asahi. The seller was Cadbury.
Custom tombstone recognizing the acquisition of Macduff Shellfish Group of Mintlaw, Scotland. The purchaser was Canadian seafood company Clearwater, based in Nova Scotia.
(6LJLA36)Lucite tombstone commemorating two transactions involving Dutch specialty chemicals and food ingredients distributor IMCD.
(5LJW964)Lucite tombstone recognizing a senior debt offering by The Mosaic Company. The Plymouth, Minnesota-based company is a producer and marketer of concentrated phosphate and potash crop nutrients.
(4ALD023)Custom tombstone marking a stock offering by Tex-Mex restaurant chain Chuy’s. Based in Austin, Texas, Chuy’s operates 67 restaurants in 14 states.
(3ALM080)The Corporate Presence has designed a wide variety of deal toys and financial tombstones centered on the food and beverage industries. The transactions we have helped commemorate over the years also encompass a range of players in those industries. These include retailers, wholesalers, distributors, packagers, producers, food equipment manufacturers and suppliers, brewers, dairy farmers, as well as processors and delivery services.
You’ll also find in the photo galleries beginning above deal toys associated with drinks and cuisines of regions throughout the world. Among others you’ll see, for instance, deal tombstones celebrating the acquisitions of a Wisconsin-based cheese company, a provider of bubble tea in China, and a renowned Belgian chocolate brand, as well as a private placement involving a Norwegian salmon farm, and an initial public offering for a Japanese sushi restaurant chain.
Also included in these galleries are designs that, though not involving either food or beverages, still took their inspiration from them. These include deals and transactions that from such far-flung industries as insurance, data acquisition, and electric power supply.
Finally, you will also find examples of commemoratives involving organizations in the food and beverage industry that are not related to financial transactions. Among those are awards and recognition pieces celebrating product launches, loyalty program rollouts, and milestone openings for retailers and restaurant chains.
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