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Morrow Sodali Fortalece sua Posição de Liderança no Mercado com a Nova Aquisição Australiana

Aquisição das principais comunicações financeiras australianas e do player de relações com investidores, a Citadel-MAGNUS impulsionará o rápido crescimento e a expansão significativa

NOVA YORK, Nov. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Morrow Sodali, empresa líder mundial em engajamento de acionistas e assessoria em governança, anunciou hoje a aquisição da agência australiana de comunicação financeira e relações com investidores, Citadel-MAGNUS, a primeira desde que a TPG Growth garantiu a participação majoritária em abril deste ano.

A aquisição sediada na Austrália representa uma expansão significativa da oferta de serviços da Morrow Sodali na região da APAC, para atender à demanda global de rápido crescimento de corporações para comunicações estratégicas e serviços de engajamento com investidores.

A combinação da Morrow Sodali e da Citadel-MAGNUS traz junto duas consultorias de confiança e líderes de mercado para oferecer o melhor aconselhamento estratégico da categoria e suporte aos nossos clientes. A Citadel-MAGNUS estará completamente integrada na Morrow Sodali, permitindo à firma fornecer uma oferta contínua e a mais ampla suíte de relações com investidores e soluções de comunicação para empresas listadas e privadas, com o objetivo de implementar os serviços expandidos a outros mercados.

A aquisição marca um significativo passo adiante na estratégia da Morrow Sodali de acelerar seu crescimento investindo em serviços que criam valor para seus clientes ao redor do mundo.

Alvise Recchi, CEO da Morrow Sodali, comentou: “Como parte da estratégia de crescimento global estratégico da Morrow Sodali, a adição da Citadel-MAGNUS expandirá nossa oferta de serviços para abranger um conjunto mais amplo de serviços de assessoria de Conselho, Diretoria Executiva e ESG, Relações com Investidores e Comunicações Financeiras. Estamos entusiasmados para ver o potencial desta oportunidade emocionante concretizado, à medida que continuamos a crescer em novos mercados em todo o mundo.”

Christian Sealey, CEO de Negócios Internacionais da Morrow Sodali, acrescentou: “Cada vez mais, nossos clientes estão vindo até nós em busca de aconselhamento e assistência em uma grande variedade de áreas que abrangem comunicação com os acionistas, engajamento de stakeholders, inteligência do mercado de capitais, governança corporativa e consultoria ESG. A aquisição da Citadel-MAGNUS nos permite fornecer soluções estratégicas para nossos clientes e nos posiciona de modo singular, para nos tornarmos o parceiro de confiança permanentemente escolhido.”

Peter Brookes, Diretor Geral Conjunto da Citadel-MAGNUS, afirmou: “Nossa equipe está entusiasmada em unir forças com a Morrow Sodali. Estamos vendo uma necessidade crescente de fornecer aos clientes uma oferta de ponta-a-ponta em todo o calendário financeiro e uma atividade direcionada por eventos cada vez mais complexos, onde a boa comunicação é fundamental. A combinação de nossas firmas reúne duas empresas de consultoria líderes e confiáveis, profundamente integradas à Austrália corporativa e que compartilham um forte foco na entrega de serviço excepcional ao cliente.”

Sobre a Morrow Sodali

Morrow Sodali é uma empresa global de consultoria corporativa que oferece consultoria e serviços abrangentes relacionados à governança corporativa, ESG, sustentabilidade, solicitação de procuração, inteligência dos mercados de capitais, engajamento de acionistas e detentores de títulos, fusões e aquisições, ativismo e situações contestadas.

Com sede em Nova York e Londres e escritórios nos mercados de capitais globais, a Morrow Sodali atende a mais de 1.000 clientes, em mais de 80 países, incluindo muitas das maiores corporações multinacionais do mundo. Os clientes incluem empresas listadas em bolsa e privadas, grupos de fundos mútuos, bolsas de valores e organizações de associação por inscrição.

Em 2022, a Morrow Sodali está comemorando seu 50o aniversário, e também garantiu um investimento majoritário da TPG Growth, a plataforma de middle market e de capital de crescimento da empresa de ativos alternativos TPG. Esta parceria promoverá significativamente a missão da empresa de fornecer a clientes em todo o mundo aconselhamento estratégico incomparável e suporte abrangente, permitindo que maximizem o valor e gerenciem habilmente as relações com acionistas.

Para obter mais informações sobre a Morrow Sodali, visite www.morrowsodali.com.

Sobre a Citadel-MAGNUS

A Citadel-MAGNUS é uma empresa líder em comunicação corporativa e financeira, com escritórios em Sydney e Perth, atendendo clientes em toda a Austrália e internacionalmente.

Estabelecemos a reputação de entregar resultados excepcionais para nossos clientes por meio de relacionamentos confiáveis, integridade e excelência profissional. Nossa prioridade é apoiar os objetivos de negócios de nossos clientes por meio de uma comunicação eficaz e um nível superior de serviço.

A Citadel-MAGNUS traz uma profundidade incomparável de mercados financeiros, experiência corporativa e de mídia para ajudar as empresas a resolver os desafios atuais de um ambiente de negócios altamente competitivo e em constante mudança. Trabalhamos com empresas de todos os setores e de todos os portes, e nosso sucesso levou a parcerias estabelecidas e de longo prazo com líderes empresariais e empresas.

Para mais informações, acesse www.citadelmagnus.com.

CONTATO:

Elena Cargnello

Diretora Corporativa, Marketing

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Macron Ends France’s Africa Mission, Ponders New Strategy

French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday announced that France was ending its Barkhane anti-jihadist mission in Africa after over a decade, saying a new strategy would be worked out with African partners.

The declaration came in a wide-ranging speech reviewing France’s strategy where the president also underlined the importance of its nuclear deterrent, as well as relations with Germany and the United Kingdom despite recent tensions.

Macron laid out his strategic defense priorities for France in Europe and Africa in the coming years, not least in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a growing international assertiveness of China.


“I have decided, in coordination with our partners, to make official today the end of the Barkhane operation,” Macron said in the keynote speech on military policy to top generals and diplomats aboard a helicopter carrier Mediterranean naval base at Toulon.

The move was the “consequence of what we have experienced” in recent months, and a new strategy would be worked out within the next half-year, he added.

“Our military support for African countries will continue, but according to new principles that we have defined with them,” said Macron.

No ‘unlimited’ deployment

He indicated that future strategy would be based on a far closer cooperation with African armies to make France’s own deployment lighter and more dynamic.

French forces have faced growing hostility from some who see them as the ineffective occupying force of a former colonial power, and Macron pulled troops out of Mali this year as relations soured with the country’s military rulers.

Around 3,000 French soldiers remain in Burkina Faso, Chad and Niger. There are no immediate plans for a reduction in numbers.

Macron said that in the coming days exchanges would be launched with African nations and regional organizations and allies “to change the status, format and mission” of French bases in Africa.

“Our interventions should have better time limits and from the very start. We do not want to remain engaged for an unlimited time in foreign operations,” he said.


The French deployment was launched in 2013, when jihadists took over much of northern Mali before being turned back.

But the rebels regrouped and soon the region was targeted by other Islamist insurgencies that are now looking to push south toward the Gulf of Guinea, experts say.

‘Indispensable partner’

He revealed that Britain and France will hold a summit in the first quarter of 2023 aimed at reinforcing their military and defense cooperation, in a new sign of a reset under new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

“Our partnership with the United Kingdom must also be raised to another level,” Macron said.

“I hope that we will actively resume our dialogue on operations, capacities, nuclear and hybrid areas and renew the ambitions of our two countries as friends and allies.”

Macron also insisted on the need for deeper military cooperation with Germany, and “indispensable partner” for building up Europe’s military autonomy.


The two countries have agreed to work notably on next-generation fighter jets and tanks, but both projects have reportedly stalled on divergences over technical needs and how to share production.

“The success of the European project depends in large part, I believe, on the balance of our partnership,” Macron said.

“In that regard I hope that we can make decisive progress in the coming weeks.”

Nuclear deterrent

Macron added that the French nuclear deterrent contributed to the security of Europe, after sparking a controversy with recent comments over what circumstances would cause France to use its atomic weapons.

“Today, even more than yesterday, the vital interests of France have a European dimension. Our nuclear forces therefore contribute by their own existence to the security of France and Europe”, he said.

“Don’t forget that France has nuclear deterrent and don’t dramatize a few remarks,” he added.

Macron in October in an interview had appeared to cast doubt on whether France would contemplate striking back if Russia attacked Ukraine with a tactical nuclear weapon.

“Our [nuclear] doctrine is based on what we call the fundamental interests of the nation and they are defined in a very clear way. It is not at all what would be affected if there was a ballistic nuclear attack in Ukraine or the region,” he then told the France 2 channel.

 

 

 

 

Source: Voice of America

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African Nations Closely Watch US Midterm Results

With control of Congress still undecided a day after the U.S. midterm elections, African leaders and political analysts are closely watching for signs of what impact the outcome could have on the continent.

African analysts say their biggest concern is how this contentious poll could affect U.S. standing around the world — especially in African nations that have seen democratic backsliding.

There are also economic concerns over how the U.S. responds to rising inflation around the world. Wednesday trading showed that African markets were closely watching the impact on the most popular U.S. export: the dollar.

On a more personal level, communities in the U.S. and in Africa celebrated wins by American candidates of African origin, and bid goodbye to two retiring senators who took a deep interest in the continent.

U.S. democracy matters abroad

African political analyst Ebenezer Obadare told VOA that policymakers on the continent were most focused on possible fallout that could affect Washington’s global standing.

“Political polarization in the U.S. — and the subsequent ripples — has deepened anxiety about the prospects of democracy globally,” said Obadare, an analyst from the Council on Foreign Relations. “For one thing, many African policymakers are worried that, depending on the outcome, the U.S. may not be in a situation to pursue the goals outlined in the recently launched U.S. strategy towards sub-Saharan Africa.”

In August, the Biden administration launched that strategy saying it “welcomes and affirms African agency and seeks to include and elevate African voices in the most consequential global conversations.”

 

Obadare says he’s more worried about the U.S. losing its own voice amid divisive political rhetoric or politically motivated unrest.

“Right now, much more than material support for transitioning countries, Africa needs the U.S. itself to remain democratic,” Obadare said. “There is genuine worry that if the elections get messy or are inconclusive, the U.S. might lose its gravitas and the moral authority to intervene in the political process in Africa and other developing regions.”

African wins

The midterms saw wins by multiple candidates of African origin, which were welcomed in both the diaspora community and on the continent.

Those include at least eight female Somali-American candidates who, along with one Somali-American man, won national and local-level races in Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio and Maine; at least eight Nigerian-American candidates who won in Georgia and the District of Columbia; and others with close ties to the continent, such as Democratic Rep. Joe Neguse of Colorado, who is the son of Eritrean immigrants.

The most prominent of those victors is Somalia-born Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, who was handily re-elected to her seat in Minnesota’s 5th district.

 

Her success abroad stands in stark contrast to her counterparts in Somalia, such as Fawzia Yusuf Haji Adam, the only female presidential candidate who contested the nation’s May 15 election. She got only one vote — her own.

“This is a victory for Somali women in the diaspora,” Adam said. “I congratulate them, I encourage them, and we are proud of them.”

Goodbye to some Africa hands

The midterms also saw the departure of two retiring Republican senators who have taken an interest in Africa: Senators Jim Inhofe, of Oklahoma, and Rob Portman of Ohio.

Inhofe recently concluded his final congressional trip to the continent, in which he visited Ethiopia, Kenya and Rwanda. He said he was confident that the continent would continue to receive attention from U.S. lawmakers.

“It is bittersweet to visit Africa one last time before my departure from the U.S. Senate,”Inhofe said, urging continued U.S. military presence in East Africa.

“The presence of U.S. military across Africa, while small, means a great deal to our friends and is a worthwhile investment for the United States. In each country, it was clear that a strong and robust relationship with the United States has helped spur economic growth and regional stability across the continent. I have faith that my colleagues in the House and Senate will continue the U.S.-Africa friendship long after I have retired from the Senate.”

Overall, said Mvemba Phezo Dizolele, director of the Africa Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, this election won’t negatively affect U.S. engagement. He cited what he described as “strong supporters of Africa” in the committees on Foreign Relations and Appropriations, such as Sens. Chris Coons, James Risch and Lindsey Graham.

“Overall, the midterms will not change much with regard to U.S. engagement with Africa,” he said. “Africa will continue to command a bipartisan engagement in the foreseeable future both in the lower chamber and the Senate.”

 

 

 

Source: Voice of America

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Hitachi Energy to provide world’s first SF6-free 420 kV gas-insulated switchgear technology at TenneT’s grid connection in Germany

Contributing to TenneT’s carbon neutrality goals to build a sustainable and resilient grid in Germany

Zurich, Switzerland, Nov. 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Hitachi Energy announced today it will provide the world’s first sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) free 420-kilovolt (kV) gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) technology and a state-of-the-art modular prefabricated grid connection solution at a key node at TenneT’s power grid in Germany, supporting the leading European grid operator to achieve its carbon neutrality goals.

This project covers a major grid connection upgrade which significantly extends the operating life of existing power assets to ensure the longevity and continued efficiency of the existing power infrastructure. The global technology leader will deliver innovative EconiQ™ 420 kV GIS that uses a game-changing technology that eliminates SF6 with reliable and scalable solutions for the lowest carbon footprint.

TenneT is a major transmission system operator in the Netherlands and Germany, supplying power to some 42 million homes and businesses in both countries. The company aims to be a driving force behind the energy transition by investing in eco-efficient technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As a transmission system operator, TenneT is a key player on the historic path to a safe, reliable and carbon-free energy system.

To support TenneT on its transition to SF6-free solutions, Hitachi Energy will contribute pioneering technologies, unique system integration capabilities, engineering expertise and extensive experience with local grid code requirements to strengthen the grid connection at the 220-megawatt (MW) Erzhausen pumped storage power plant near Hanover. This project uses Building Information Modeling, a consolidated and collaborative digital working method that allows decision-based 3D modeling and improves facility management via a digital twin for the life cycle of the power asset. The entire project will be completed in 2026.

In this project, Hitachi Energy will install three bays of EconiQ 420 kV GIS to enable the transmission of large amounts of electricity over long distances while eliminating significant volumes of SF6. This eco-efficient innovation remains similar in size while being 100 percent as reliable as the conventional GIS solution based on SF6. This installation will effectively avoid the addition of nearly 2,300 kg of SF6, equivalent to removing the CO2 emissions of around 1,1501 passenger vehicles per year.

“We are proud to collaborate with TenneT in their efforts to accelerate the energy transition and strengthen the power infrastructure in Germany,” said Claudio Facchin, Chief Executive Officer of Hitachi Energy. “At Hitachi Energy, we are championing the urgency of the energy transition through innovation and collaboration. Through our modular prefabricated grid connections and EconiQ high-voltage switchgear technology, we are supporting our customers to reduce their carbon footprint and enabling a more sustainable, flexible and secure energy system.”

EconiQ is Hitachi Energy’s eco-efficient portfolio for sustainability, where products, services and solutions are proven to deliver exceptional environmental performance. Hitachi Energy has placed sustainability at the heart of its Purpose and is advancing a sustainable energy future for all.

1 Based on the assumption that a passenger vehicle emits 19 kg CO2 equivalent per 100 km and drives 10,000 km per year.

About Hitachi Energy Ltd.

Hitachi Energy is a global technology leader that is advancing a sustainable energy future for all. We serve customers in the utility, industry and infrastructure sectors with innovative solutions and services across the value chain. Together with customers and partners, we pioneer technologies and enable the digital transformation required to accelerate the energy transition towards a carbon-neutral future. We are advancing the world’s energy system to become more sustainable, flexible and secure whilst balancing social, environmental and economic value. Hitachi Energy has a proven track record and unparalleled installed base in more than 140 countries. Headquartered in Switzerland, we employ around 40,000 people in 90 countries and generate business volumes of approximately $10 billion USD.

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About Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi drives Social Innovation Business, creating a sustainable society with data and technology. We will solve customers’ and society’s challenges with Lumada solutions leveraging IT, OT (Operational Technology) and products, under the business structure of Digital Systems & Services, Green Energy & Mobility, Connective Industries and Automotive Systems. Driven by green, digital, and innovation, we aim for growth through collaboration with our customers. The company’s consolidated revenues for fiscal year 2021 (ended March 31, 2022) totaled 10,264.6 billion yen ($84,136 million USD), with 853 consolidated subsidiaries and approximately 370,000 employees worldwide. For more information on Hitachi, please visit the company’s website at https://www.hitachi.com.

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Morrow Sodali renforce sa position de leader du marché avec une nouvelle acquisition australienne

L’achat de Citadel-MAGNUS, acteur clé de la communication financière et des relations avec les investisseurs en Australie, stimulera une croissance rapide et une expansion significative de la société.

NEW YORK, 09 nov. 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Morrow Sodali, le plus grand cabinet de conseil en gouvernance et en engagement des actionnaires au monde, a annoncé aujourd’hui l’achat de Citadel-MAGNUS, agence australienne de communication financière et de relations avec les investisseurs. C’est la première acquisition depuis que TPG Growth a fourni un investissement majoritaire en avril de cette année.

L’acquisition basée en Australie représente une expansion significative de l’offre de services de Morrow Sodali dans la région Asie-Pacifique pour répondre à la croissante et rapide demande globale des sociétés au sujet de communication stratégique et des services d’engagement des investisseurs.

L’alliance de Morrow Sodali et Citadel-MAGNUS réunit deux consultants de confiance et de premier plan sur le marché pour fournir les meilleurs conseils stratégiques et soutenir nos clients. Citadel-MAGNUS sera entièrement intégrée à Morrow Sodali, permettant ainsi à l’entreprise de proposer aux entités cotées et privées une offre homogène et la gamme la plus complète de solutions en ce qui concerne les relations entre investisseurs et la communication stratégique. Le tout dans l’intention de déployer les services étendus vers d’autres marchés.

L’acquisition marque une avancée significative dans la stratégie de Morrow Sodali visant à accélérer sa croissance par l’investissement dans des services qui créent de la valeur pour ses clients du monde entier.

Alvise Recchi, PDG de Morrow Sodali, a déclaré : « Dans le cadre de la stratégie de croissance stratégique mondiale de Morrow Sodali, l’ajout de Citadel-MAGNUS étendra notre offre pour inclure une gamme plus large de services aux conseils d’administration, aux cadres supérieurs, de conseils relatifs à l’ESG, de relations avec les investisseurs et de communications financières. Nous sommes impatients de voir le potentiel de cette opportunité passionnante se réaliser, en même temps que nous continuons de croître sur de nouveaux marchés à travers le monde. »

Christian Sealey, PDG de Morrow Sodali’ s International Business, a ajouté : « De plus en plus, nos clients nous demandent conseil et assistance dans un large éventail de domaines, notamment la communication avec les actionnaires, l’engagement des parties prenantes, les renseignements sur les marchés de capitaux, la gouvernance d’entreprise et les conseils relatifs à l’ESG. L’acquisition de Citadel-MAGNUS nous permet de fournir des solutions stratégiques à nos clients et nous positionne de manière unique pour devenir leur partenaire de confiance, de choix et permanent. »

Peter Brookes, co-directeur général de Citadel-MAGNUS, a déclaré : « Notre équipe est ravie de s’associer à Morrow Sodali. Nous constatons un besoin croissant de fournir aux clients une offre complète tout au long du calendrier financier et au milieu d’une activité de plus en plus complexe axée sur les événements pour laquelle une bonne communication est primordiale. L’alliance de nos cabinets réunit deux sociétés de conseil de premier plan et de confiance, profondément ancrées dans le paysage corporatif australien, et qui partagent l’idée d’une emphase sur la prestation d’un service exceptionnel à la clientèle. »

À propos de Morrow Sodali

Morrow Sodali est un cabinet mondial de conseil aux entreprises qui fournit à ses clients des conseils et services complets en matière de gouvernance d’entreprise, ESG, durabilité, sollicitation de procurations, renseignement sur les marchés financiers, engagement des actionnaires et obligataires, fusions et acquisitions, activisme et situations contestées.

Depuis ses sièges sociaux à New York et Londres et ses bureaux sur les marchés des capitaux mondiaux, Morrow Sodali sert plus de 1 000 clients dans plus de 80 pays, avec notamment de nombreuses sociétés multinationales parmi les plus importantes au monde. Parmi ses clients, s’incluent des sociétés cotées et privées, des groupes de fonds communs de placement, des marchés boursiers et des associations de membres.

En 2022, Morrow Sodali célèbre son 50e anniversaire ainsi que l’entrée majoritaire au sein de la compagnie de TPG Growth, la plateforme de capitaux de croissance et de marché intermédiaire de TPG. Ce partenariat fera considérablement progresser la mission du cabinet qui consiste à fournir à ses clients du monde entier

des conseils stratégiques inégalés et un soutien complet, leur permettant ainsi de maximiser la valeur des investissements et de gérer efficacement les relations avec les parties prenantes.

Pour plus d’informations sur Morrow Sodali, veuillez consulter le site www.morrowsodali.com.

À propos de Citadel-MAGNUS

Citadel-MAGNUS est une société de premier plan dans la communication financière et d’entreprise, présente à Sydney et Perth, au service de clients en Australie et à l’international.

Nous avons acquis la réputation d’offrir des résultats exceptionnels à nos clients grâce à des relations de confiance, à notre intégrité et à notre excellence professionnelle. Notre priorité est de soutenir les objectifs commerciaux des clients grâce à une communication efficace et un niveau de service supérieur.

Citadel-MAGNUS apporte une expérience inégalée des marchés financiers, des entreprises et des médias pour aider les entreprises à relever les défis de l’environnement commercial hautement concurrentiel et changeant d’aujourd’hui. Nous avons travaillé avec des entreprises de tous les secteurs et de toutes les tailles, et notre succès nous a permis d’établir des partenariats à long terme avec des chefs d’entreprise et des compagnies.

Pour plus d’informations, veuillez visiter www.citadelmagnus.com.

CONTACT :

Elena Cargnello

Directrice générale, Marketing

e.cargnello@morrowsodali.com

+44 (0)20 4513 6913

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Com as Festas de Fim de Ano se Aproximando, Crurated Anuncia Mais Leilões Fracionados em Barril Apoiados pela Tecnologia NFT Com Enólogos da França e da Itália

Para presentear, colecionar ou se deliciar todos os dias, o novo calendário apresenta alguns dos melhores produtores da Europa e cobre o restante de 2022

LONDRES, Nov. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Com a temporada de festas e presentes chegando, a Crurated, uma comunidade de vinhos baseada em blockchain e assinatura, lançou um novo calendário de leilões de barris para o restante de 2022. A oferta conta com alguns dos melhores enólogos da França e da Itália e amplia as vendas de barris fracionados após uma primeira rodada de leilões bem-sucedida. O programa anunciado recentemente permite que os membros da Crurated comprem frações de barris certificados pela tecnologia blockchain e NFT.

Os compradores também podem personalizar os formatos e rótulos das garrafas para o destinatário do presente ou para si mesmos. Muitos dos produtores na plataforma raramente ou nunca fazem garrafas maiores, mesmo com os pedidos frequentes dos colecionadores e compradores. Com os barris fracionados os produtores podem determinar a quantidade e os tamanhos exatos das garrafas. Em muitos casos, a única forma de obter formatos maiores para os vinhos leiloados é através da Crurated.

A próxima rodada de leilões de barris fracionados inclui:

  • Domaine Gerorges Mugneret-Gibourg — 7 a 13 de novembro
    • Vosne-Romanée “La Colombière” 2021
    • Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru “Les Feusselottes” Cuvée Augustin 2021
    • Ruchottes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2021
  • Domaine Pierre Girardin — 14 a 20 de novembro
    • Échezeaux Grand Cru 2021
    • Bonnes-Mares Grand Cru 2021
    • Griotte-Chambertin Grand Cru 2021
    • Richebourg Grand Cru 2021
  • Montevertine — 21 a 27 de novembro
    • Le Pergole Torte 2020
  • Domaine Y. Clerget — 5 a 11 de dezembro
    • Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru 2021
    • Volnay 1er Cru Clos du Verseuil 2021
    • Pommard 1er Cru Les Rugiens 2021
  • Domaine Hubert Lignier – 12 a 18 de dezembro
    • Clos de la Roche Grand Cru Bio 2021
    • Morey Saint-Denis 1er Cru Vieilles Vignes Bio 2021
    • Morey-Saint-Denis Trilogie Bio 2021
    • Bourgogne Pinot Noir Grand Chaliot 2021
  • Domaine Bruno Colin — 19 a 25 de dezembro
    • Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2021

“Quando lançamos as vendas de barris, sabíamos que o que estávamos oferecendo aos nossos associados era único. Mal sabíamos que os barris se esgotariam tão rapidamente e, em alguns casos, dentro de apenas 24 horas”, disse Alfonso de Gaetano, fundador da Crurated. “A nossa equipe tem o prazer de anunciar uma nova lista de leilões com alguns dos vinhos mais procurados da Europa e bem a tempo para as festas de fim de ano.”

Sobre a Crurated
Lançada em 2021 com ênfase na França e na Itália, a Crurated é uma associação da comunidade vinícola criada para conectar conhecedores e produtores de todo o mundo. Uma equipe de especialistas oferece serviços personalizados e experiências autênticas, enquanto o serviço de logística contínuo da Crurated garante a qualidade e a proveniência, graças ao armazenamento seguro da adega e à inovadora tecnologia blockchain. Para mais informação sobre a Crurated, visite crurated.com.

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