News & Insights: Corporate Transactions

We continue to believe that having the right strategic communications approach to investor and public relations will be a differentiating factor in the ongoing competition for capital. But as we look ahead, there are some contingencies for which newly public companies should prepare.

In high-stakes corporate situations, tensions – and tempers – can run high, and it is easy to overlook the long-term implications of communications that may feel satisfying in the short-term. Reevemark offers advice on how to navigate amid turbulence.

This week, nearly 100 members of the BigBear.ai team celebrated the Company’s NYSE listing by ringing the NYSE Opening Bell. Reevemark worked closely with the BigBear.ai team on its de-SPAC merger, NYSE listing, Opening Bell ceremony and first public company earnings communications.

2021 has been an active year for SPAC mergers, and the Reevemark team has been busy helping clients prepare for “life as a public company” as these mergers close.

Reevemark handles Sanderson Farms as the No. 3 chicken producer gets acquired by Continental Grain and Cargill in a deal valued at $4.5B.

SPACs present substantial opportunities for capital raising, business development and wealth creation. At the same time, risks abound. The SPACs that ultimately succeed will be the ones that see the whole field, line up the right advisors to partner with them – not only during the significant initial announcements, but over the long term

O’Dwyer’s PR Reevemark represents Simon Property Group, which has terminated its $3.6B deal to acquire Bloomfield, MI-based Taubman Group because […]