The shareholder will receive:
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Gift box |
Share certificate |
Rights & perks |
Annual reports |
You can now give the gift of share ownership to a fan of
CADBURY PLC
so they can own a piece of the company. They will receive an exclusive shareholder gift box as detailed below.
Enclosed in the exclusive shareholder gift box is:
- A shareholder
introductory
letter
- A
presentation certificate
(with a space to write the shareholders name)
- A shareholder registration sheet
- Details on how to register the share in the shareholder’s name
- An explanation of common
shareholder rights and terms
- A
information sheet
Once the share is registered a genuine
CADBURY PLC
share certificate displaying the shareholder's name will be delivered. The shareholder will be entitled to shareholder rights and any perks relevant to one share. The shareholder will also receive important information directly from
CADBURY PLC
including annual reports, invitations to meetings and a right to vote on issues affecting the company.
The gift box is usually despatched within 24 hours (Mon-Fri) and can either be delivered directly to you or to the shareholder to be.
The gift box includes:
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Glossy gift box |
Welcome letter |
Presentation
certificate |
Shareholder
registration sheet |
Shareholder
booklet |
Info sheet |
The shareholder will also receive the shareholder perks detailed below:
Invitation to shareholder AGM when held.
Please note all perks are subject to change at the company's discretion without notice.
Important:
• The genuine
CADBURY PLC
share certificate will be delivered separately from the gift box once issued from the stock market.
• All correspondence will come directly from
CADBURY PLC
once the share certificate is delivered. This is because the share certificate is registered in your name or the name of a friend if you want to make this a gift.
• The total price includes all registration fees and the
CADBURY PLC
share price.
Company Information:
Cadbury Schweppes Public Limited Company. Manufactures and distributes branded beverages and confectionery products including related foods, supplied through wholesale and retail outlets of the confectionery, licensed, catering and grocery trades in almost 200 countries. In beverages, the Group operates primarily as a licensor, selling concentrate and syrups to independently owned bottling and canning operations. In confectionery, the Group has manufacturing facilities in 25 countries and markets a broad range of chocolates and sugar confectionery brands in over 170 countries. As soon as you receive your Cadbury share certificate you will be a genuine shareholder in one of the biggest beverage and confectionary companies in the world. Cadbury is a famous name with more than 150 years of chocolate heritage. The company’s products are available in over 160 countries and they are the largest international brand of chocolate. The history on Cadbury dates back to 1824 when a man called John Cadbury opened a shop in Birmingham, UK. The shop originally sold tea but within a few years John started selling cocoa and chocolate and it was then that he realised what a massive market there was for these products. Milk chocolate was first made by the Cadbury brothers in 1897 but it was quite different to the chocolate on sale by the company today. It was a coarse, dry product made by blending milk powder with cocoa and sugar. In those days it was the Swiss that dominated the milk chocolate market and in 1900 John Cadbury bravely decided to take them on. He worked together with the Bourneville factory where they researched into new recipes. In 1904 they perfected their recipe and in 1905 a new milk chocolate was launched under the name of Cadbury Dairy Milk. Milestones in Cadburys history: 1905 – Cadbury Dairy Milk was launched; 1915 – Cadbury Milk Tray was introduced; 1920 – Cadbury introduced the Flake to the market; 1928 – Cadbury Fruit and Nut was launched; 1929 – Cadbury Crunchie is first made available;1971 – The world renowned Cadbury Crème Egg was first sold. |
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