Lucite dealtoy marking the sale by Transdigm (Cleveland, Ohio) of its aerospace fastener business to Alcoa (based in Pittsburgh). Alcoa was advised in the transaction by Citi (New York).
Lucite dealtoy marking the sale by Transdigm (Cleveland, Ohio) of its aerospace fastener business to Alcoa (based in Pittsburgh). Alcoa was advised in the transaction by Citi (New York).
Lucite deal toy for the acquisition by JFE Steel Corporation (Tokyo, Japan) and Kanematsu USA (headquartered in New York City) of Benoit Machine (Houma, Louisiana).
Custom Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of Vertex Chemical Corp. (based in St. Louis) by Hawkins Inc. (Minneapolis, Minnesota). Vertex was advised in the transaction by The Valence Group, located in New York, London, and Shanghai.
Custom Lucite commemorating loans to support a refinancing of KIK Custom Products, a bleach manufacturer based in Ontario, Canada. Credit Suisse (New York) led the transaction.
Custom deal toy commemorating a joint venture in the nuclear power industry involving E.D.F., headquartered in Paris, France, and Constellation Energy, based in Baltimore, Maryland. J.P. Morgan (New York) served as exclusive financial adviser on the agreement.
Custom Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of Iowa-based 2nd Story Software by H&R Block, headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. 2nd Story Software was advised in the transaction by Jefferies (New York).
Custom deal toy celebrating a strategic alliance between Wisconsin-based Kohl’s and Capital One, headquartered in McLean, Virginia. Kohl’s was advised by Greehill & Co., an investment banking firm headquartered in New York.
Custom Lucite recognizing Swedish-based pharmaceutical firm Meda’s acquisition of several consumer brands from GlaxoSmithKline, headquartered in Brentford, England. GlaxoSmithKline was advised in the transaction by Sawaya Segalas, a firm based in New York City.
Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of Minneapolis-based Airborne, Inc. by Schiff Nutrition of Salt Lake City. Airborne was advised by New York investment banking firm Sawaya Segalas.
