Deal tombstone celebrating the initial public offering by sports boat manufacturer MasterCraft. The IPO for the Vonore, Tennessee-based company was underwritten by Baird, Raymond James, and Wells Fargo.
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You’ll find here deal toys from industries ranging from tourism to toys; you’ll also see examples of custom award designs specific to the casino, gaming, film, broadcasting, and concert industries.
Deal tombstone celebrating the initial public offering by sports boat manufacturer MasterCraft. The IPO for the Vonore, Tennessee-based company was underwritten by Baird, Raymond James, and Wells Fargo.
(5AKL664)Casino chip-themed custom tombstone celebrating bonds issued by SKYCITY Entertainment Group. The firm operates casinos in Australia and New Zealand.
(5SSC873)Custom tombstone commemorating the sale of Center Parcs U.K., an operator of resorts sites in Britain. Center Parcs was acquired by Brookfield Property Partners from private equity firm The Blackstone Group.
(5LAC784)Custom deal toy commemorating a loan to Endemol Shine Group. The company is a joint venture between 21st Century Fox and Apollo Global Management.
(5ASH747)Custom Lucite commemorating the take-private acquisition of Vizrt by Nordic Capital. Vizrt is a Norwegian firm specializing in 3-D graphics and interactive tools for broadcasters.
(5LJL837)Deal tombstone recognizing a common stock offering by Viggle. Viggle is an entertainment marketing and rewards platform.
(5ASH958)In the galleries beginning on this page, you’ll find over 150 images of deal toys and financial tombstones from the leisure and entertainment space. The transactions commemorated here encompass a number of sectors, including the toy, movie, casino gambling, travel, amusement park, music, concert, and recreation and fitness industries.
You’ll also notice a number of prominent international brands and players featured in these deal tombstones. They include Disney, Netflix, Cabela’s, MSC Cruises, Bavaria Studios, Hasbro, Activision, DreamWorks, Ticketmaster, SkyCity, Tencent, and Animoca Brands.
But you’ll also encounter a number of transactions involving less recognizable names. These might include, for instance, the acquisition of a Nordic movie theater chain; bonds issued for a casino resort in Manila; financing provided for a U.K.-based investor in music catalogs; Series A funding for a Danish health and fitness platform; the acquisition of a chain of indoor amusement parks in Latin America; an investment in a retailer of bicycles and scooters, and another in a Finnish mobile game developer.
Finally, you’ll also discover custom employee recognition awards and commemoratives unrelated to a financial transaction. These recognize a variety of milestones and achievements in this space. They include, among others, custom pieces celebrating the 20th anniversary of a major concert and sports arena, a gambling-themed employee recognition award designed for a Las Vegas casino, and a team commemorative marking a strategic partnership between a studio and a content provider.
