LLYC sells 80% of the American company BAM to its founder and settles legal disputes

LLYC has sold its 80% stake in BAM to Rebecca Bamberger, as part of its plan to consolidate and strengthen its key markets. Under the agreement, now executed, the founder of BAM has repurchased 80% of the company's shares, previously held by LLYC, for a total amount of $9 million, allowing the Marketing and Corporate Affairs firm to fully recover the initial payment of $6.4 million made in March 2023, as well as the costs associated with the tra…

According to the agreement, already executed, the founder of BAM has repurchased 80% of the company's shares, previously in the hands of LLYC, for a total amount of 9 million dollars, which allows the firm of Marketing and Corporate Affairs to fully recover the initial payment of 6.4 million dollars made in March 2023, as well as the costs associated with the transaction, as explained in a press release. The agreed payment will be made in cash, …

LLYC, the company consulting communication and public affairs, has completed the sale of its 80% stake in BAM to its founder Rebecca Bamberger for a value of 9 million dollars (8.65 million euros). This strategic decision is part of the plan to consolidate and strengthen the company in its main markets. The transaction allows LLYC to fully recover the initial investment of 6.4 million dollars made in March 2023, including the costs associated wi…

The Spanish consultancy LLYC (Llorente and Cuenca) has recently reached an agreement to sell the 80% stake in the company BAM, an agency of...

LLYC sells 80% of the American company BAM to its founder and settles legal disputes

Llorente y Cuenca (LLYC) has sold its 80% stake in the company BAM (Rebecca Bamberger Works Inc.), a communications agency based in San Diego, California (United States), specialized in services to startups backed by ‘venture capital’, a its founder Rebeca Bamberger. The operation has been closed by a total amount of 9 million dollars (8.64 million euros at the current exchange rate), which allows LLYC to fully recover the initial payment of 6.4…

Llorente & Cuenca (LLYC) has sold 80% of its share in BAM, a communication agency based in San Francisco, United States, specializing in providing services to startups supported by venture capital, to its founder Rebecca Bamberger. The operation has been closed for $9 million, a figure equivalent to 8.73 million euros. This is the result of relevant information sent to BME Growth, where the Spanish communications consultant quotes. Through this …