Browse examples of deal toys involving ports, warehouses, containers, and other distribution locales. You’ll also see custom commemoratives for distribution facility openings and groundbreakings.
Lucite tombstone, incorporating a shadow box, commemorating the close of High Street Real Estate Fund VI. The fund will target warehouse and distribution facilities in markets like Chicago, Northern New Jersey, Atlanta, Florida, and Texas.
(21ALJ304)Forklift-themed deal tombstone celebrating the initial public offering (IPO) of Silk Logistics. The Melbourne-based company provides port logistics, warehousing, and distribution services.
(21ALJ336)Crystal deal toy recognizing the acquisition of Macquarie European Rail. The transaction involves 137 freight and passenger locomotives.
(20LSS163)Tanker-themed deal toy marking the sale by Orsted of its liquified natural gas (LNG) unit. The Danish energy firm sold the operation to trading and energy conglomerate Glencore, based in Baar, Switzerland.
(20LSS210)Crystal deal toy commemorating a strategic minority investment by Blackstone in HH Global. HH Global provides marketing and procurement services for firms internationally.
(20LSS005)Crystal deal tombstone commemorating the sale by Boluda CorporacÃon MarÃtima of its transportation and fuel supply division, Boluda Tankers.
(20LSS103)Crystal financial tombstone, including a 3-D laser etching of a cargo container, commemorating the divestiture of a minority stake in Swissterminal to DP World. Dubai-based DP World is one of the largest port operators internationally.
(20LSS042)The deal toys and financial tombstones displayed in the galleries beginning above represent a sector that has taken on even greater significance in recent years: global logistics. You’ll see designs involving companies and organizations located in many of the world’s most critical commercial and transportation hubs, including Singapore, Houston, Antwerp, London, Brisbane, Tokyo, and Dubai.
Among the transactions you’ll find commemorated here are the acquisitions of a conveyor and sorting equipment manufacturer for parcels and cargo, a provider of warehouse automation systems, and a firm specializing in aviation freight. Other custom designs recognize deals such as a strategic investment in AI-enabled supply chain software, the initial public offering for a port logistics company, a private placement by an operator of dry bulk carriers, and the launch of a venture capital fund focused on warehouse and distribution facilities.
The deal toy designs in this section play off a range of equipment, technologies, and locales closely associated with logistics. These include shipping containers, forklifts, cranes, conveyor belts, ports, and warehouses.
Finally, the pieces featured in the galleries below also include commemoratives unrelated to financial transactions. You will see, for instance, an award recognizing a milestone in fleet size, and another commemorative celebrating a successful legal decision involving an international cargo and freight carrier.
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