CC Holdings
484 East Carmel Drive PMB 408, Carmel, IN, 46032, United States
Overview
CC Holdings is a locally owned and operated restaurant group unwilling to compromise its commitment to the delivery of quality service to each customer. CC Holdings, Inc. was founded in Indianapolis in 1992 and has been in continuous operation ever since. CC Holdings currently owns and operates 25 food and beverage retail units in the greater Indianapolis and Cincinnati markets. The company is a locally- and woman-owned restaurant group operating Copper Moon World Cafes, Nature’s Table Cafes, Au Bon Pain Cafes, and Granite City Food & Brewery. Typically in nontraditional settings, the company’s locations in Indianapolis include IU Health Campus; Eli Lilly Campus; Indiana Government Center; Monument Circle; and the Indianapolis Airport; and it operates additional cafes at The University of Cincinnati Medical Center and The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. The company’s newest location at St Vincent Carmel Hospital is where the company began operations in 1992 with its first Caffe Connection coffee bar. CC Holdings holds area development and franchise agreements for Au Bon Pain and Nature’s Table and license agreements for Copper Moon Coffee and Granite City Food & Brewery; the firm is a certified DBE/WBE in the City of Indianapolis and the State of Indiana. CC Holdings understands the unique demands and circumstances of the customer in the non-traditional location. Their concepts and service formats enable us to provide speed of service to the time sensitive guest. Their products are competitively priced. Their menu is varied and continues to attract repeat customers day after day, and sometimes multiple times a day.
- Total investments
- 1
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 0
Sector focus
- Food and Beverage
- Health Care
- Hospitality
- Travel
Investment portfolio
- Tantaline
Led · Series B · Aug 2011
Tantaline produces tantalum surface alloys engineered for hot acid environments and positions its product as the most corrosion‑resistant material commercially available. Its technology heats and reacts pure tantalum to create a gaseous tantalum atmosphere that forms an alloy bond on a part’s surface and into the core substrate, producing a true surface alloy while preserving the OEM part’s size and shape. The completed parts exhibit the chemical properties and corrosion resistance of pure tantalum and are said to outperform HASTELLOY B, C, and D alloy grades, titanium, and zirconium. Tantaline’s products are used primarily in oil and gas, chemical processing, energy, pharmaceuticals, and mining. The company plans to use new funding to expand its markets and technical capabilities in the United States and Europe. Tantaline emphasizes cost-competitive corrosion performance as an enabling technology for more aggressive chemistries, higher pressures, and elevated temperatures.
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