Found 467 results for sale-of-a-majority-stake

Automobile Plant Deal Toy (Side View)

Custom deal toy commemorating the sale of Formel D, a German firm that furnishes support services for the auto industry at the development, production, and after-sales stages.

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Food Service Lucite Tombstone

Custom Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition of Philip Rosenau Co, a wholesale provider of janitorial, sanitation, and foodservice products.

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Logo-themed deal tombstone commemorating the sale of Philip Rosenau Company. Based in Warminster, Pennsylvania, the family-owned firm provides sanitation, packaging, and disposable food service products.

Don’t Even Think About Putting That in Lucite

July 29, 2013 by David Parry

Don't Even Think about Putting That in Lucite Not everything can be placed inside Lucite; and even...

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The One Thing You Should Never Bring to a Closing Dinner (and What You Should Bring Instead)

August 26, 2013 by David Parry

Related: Closing Dinner Deal Toys: 5 Ways to Avoid Disaster 7  Ways to Streamline the Deal Toy...

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EQT Financial Tombstone

Financial tombstone relating to the sale by EQT of Contex, a digital imaging firm. Denmark-based Contex was advised by SEB Enskilda, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Citco III Ltd Financial Tombstone

Financial tombstone marking the sale of shares in Citco III Ltd., to General Atlantic and Stone Point Capital, both based in Greenwich, Connecticut. TAP Advisors, a New York firm, served as sole advisor to Citco in the transaction.

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MetLife Lucite Deal Toy

Lucite deal toy commemorating the sale by New York City-based MetLife of 60-year exchangeable surplus trust securities.

 

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Alcoa Lucite Dealtoy

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).

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Melissa & Doug Toymaker Deal Toy

Custom deal toy recognizing the sale of Wilton, Connecticut-based toymaker Melissa & Doug by Berkshire Partners of Boston. Metalmark Partners, a private equity firm based in New York, was the purchaser, and was advised in the transaction by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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