Deals this week: Campbell Soup Company, Hitomorrow, Karamu

Campbell Soup Company plans to raise $850m through a public offering of 3.95% notes due March 2025.

The company has also announced public offerings of floating rate notes due 2020 and 2021 to raise $500m and $400m respectively.

The company further announced public offerings of 3.3% notes due 2021, 3.65% notes due 2023, 4.15% notes due 2028 and 4.8% notes due 2048 to raise $650m, $1.2bn, $1bn and $700m respectively.

Based in the US, Campbell is involved in the manufacturing of food and beverage products.

The company plans to utilise proceeds for working capital, payment of dividends, repurchasing common stock, and acquisitions.

Hitomorrow has secured $15m through a series A venture funding round led by Zero2IPO Ventures and Shenzhen Guozhong Venture Capital Management. Hunan Bofu Fund Management also participated in the funding round.

Based in China, Hitomorrow is a producer of ready-to-cook products, while Zero2IPO Ventures, Shenzhen Guozhong Venture Capital Management, and Hunan Bofu Fund Management are equity firms based in China.

Karamu Ltd has secured £680,000 ($940,000) through a new funding round.

Based in the UK, Karamu is a provider of online street food.

Coffeehouse chain operator Coffee Box has secured $25m in a series B funding round led by private equity firms Qiming Venture Partners and Banyan Capital.

All the companies involved in the transaction are based in China.

Recipe box delivery company SCA Investments (operating as Gousto) has raised £28.5m ($39.46m) from private equity firms Hargreave Hale, Angel CoFund, MMC Ventures, and BGF Ventures through a venture funding round.

Gousto will use the proceeds to transform the grocery market and to create new jobs.

All the entities involved in the transaction are based in the UK.

Delivery Hero plans to issue 1.3 million new ordinary registered shares priced at €38.50 ($47.36) a unit through a private placement to raise €2.6m ($64.71m).

The issued shares represent 0.75% share capital of Delivery Hero.

Based in Germany, Delivery Hero is involved in the provision of online food ordering and delivery services.

Nekkanti Sea Foods Ltd (Nekkanti) plans to raise $115m through an initial public offering of shares.

The offering includes the issue of shares worth Rs2.5bn ($38.41m), and sale of eight million shares by shareholders.

Based in India, Nekkanti is a seafood processing and exporting company.

The proceeds raised will be used by the company towards working capital purposes.

New Barn has secured $3.75m through a series A funding round led by US-based investment company New Food with participation from Ted Robb.

Based in the US, New Barn is a producer and marketer of branded organic refrigerated almond milk.

The company will use the proceeds to expand and strengthen its business.