Foley represented RXBAR in its acquisition by Kellogg Company in a $600 million deal.
Chicago Bar Company d/b/a RXBAR, maker of the popular protein bar RXBAR, will continue to operate as an independent business headquartered in Chicago.
Foley & Lardner has represented RXBAR since 2013 and served as its outside general counsel in addition to advising on the sale. “RXBAR is a great example of how Foley works with growth companies and helps them as their business scales,” said partner Chris Cain, who led the Foley M&A team along with Chris Rasmussen.
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