C&C Snaps Up Innis & Gunn In Pre-Pack Deal

C&C Snaps Up Innis & Gunn In Pre-Pack Deal

C&C Group, the owner of brands such as Magners and Tennent’s, has acquired struggling Scottish brewer Innis & Gunn in a pre-pack administration deal worth £4.5m. C&C had already been a small minority shareholder in Innis & Gunn as part (more…) The post C&C Snaps Up Innis & Gunn In Pre-Pack Deal appeared first on KamCity.

Innis & Gunn enters administration as C&C Group buys brand

Innis & Gunn has entered administration, with C&C Group stepping in to acquire the Scottish brewer’s brand and associated global intellectual property in a £4.5 million deal. C&C said it had already been a minority shareholder and brewing partner for a number of years. Innis & Gunn entered administration on Friday, 6 March, when Christopher... The post Innis & Gunn enters administration as C&C Group buys brand appeared first on DRAM Scotland.

Over 100 jobs to be cut as Tennent’s owner buys Innis & Gunn out of administration

Tennent’s owner C&C Group has bought Scottish craft beer firm Innis & Gunn out of administration, with more than 100 jobs now set to be lost.

Tennent’s owner C&C snaps up Innis & Gunn in £4.5m pre-pack deal

Independent Edinburgh-based brewer Innis & Gunn has been acquired by C&C Group in a £4.5m pre-pack administration, bringing the Scottish craft brand fully into the Tennent’s owner’s portfolio. The London-listed group has purchased the Innis & Gunn brand and associated global intellectual property from administrators, after the brewer was forced into administration amid mounting cost and liquidity pressures. C&C, which already brews much of Innis…

Business briefing: Innis & Gunn, Heartwood, Palmers, and more…

Three Innis & Gunn taprooms, in Edinburgh and Glasgow, have closed following the brewery’s acquisition by C&C Group last week. C&C acquired Innis & Gunn’s brand and intellectual property for £4.5m, but the taprooms were not included in the deal and have now closed their doors. “The integration of Innis & Gunn into the group is expected to present a very low execution risk, with the brand being fully absorbed into the group’s existing operational…