November 3rd, 2009

Diddy Gets 50% Of Circoc’s Profits

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Ciroc and Ketel One are pricier alternatives to Diageo’s Smirnoff. Ciroc volume sales climbed to 400,000 cases in the year ended June 30 from 60,000 cases in first half of 2007, the year that Diageo teamed up with Sean Combs. Diddy’s fellow rappers Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Jay-Z all have endorsement deals with liquor brands in the U.S., while Combs is “a true partner” and receives half the brand’s profits, Strachan said.

Diageo’s Ciroc vodka, an equal-share venture with Combs, is set to release coconut and red-berry varieties in the U.S., Marc Strachan, the brand’s marketing director, said at an Oct. 28 presentation in Schiedam, Netherlands. Ketel One, the local vodka maker in which Diageo bought a 50 percent stake for $900 million last year, plans to enter 15 new markets including Brazil and Australia by the end of June, said Bob Nolet, vice president of the Nolet Distillery, where it’s made.

Full Story: Bloomberg

In other words Diddy is getting paaaaaaiiiidddddd, music is just a hobby.



16 Responses to “Diddy Gets 50% Of Circoc’s Profits”

  1. Guest Says:

    Now this is dope. Just tell him to keep away from the music.

  2. Hi Hater! Says:

    damnnnnnnnnnnnnn

  3. Saiyaman The Conqueror Says:

    what a beautiful man

  4. Trinity Says:

    He more like a hip hop business man than a rapper, but thats 20 thumbs up for diddy for doing what he needs to do to get paid, while other rappers are so sensitive and crying about everything.

  5. Ezee-T Says:

    Not every hip hop star can do this, the difference is that Diddy is an institution in his own right.

    Outside of 50 Cent, Jay-z and Diddy who else can do this?

  6. name Says:

    @5 eminem, dr dre

  7. boogiboi Says:

    fuck outta here dre?
    stop dick riding
    em maybe like 3 or 4 years ago

  8. Trinity Says:

    Eminem is not a business man he own a clothing line a radio and record label but he more into music then into business like hov,50 and diddy

  9. me Says:

    i think eminem can be a lot bigger than he is he prolly cant trump every every rapper when it comes to business. the only problem is that he is a rapper at heart meaning not real flashy more about music dresses like everyday people. hes not on some”bigger than rap shit” like other rappers it seems like he really just wants to better the music.

  10. me Says:

    btw nice job for diddy great show on vh1 and now this

  11. 2cents Says:

    fck eminem… and congrats to Diddy for being a real partner instead of a front man like others!!!

  12. noelle Says:

    In other words Diddy is getting paaaaaaiiiidddddd, music is just a hobby.

    Is that why and how he reels artists in like fishes??
    It’s a shame when a man just can’t say no

  13. name Says:

    i didnt’ ask who you liked. i said dr dre and eminem have the ability to do this. they might not want to do it, but they sure as hell have the money and the influence.

    why would someone say dr dre couldn’t do this? is someone really hating on dr dre? jeesus kids these days..

  14. 2cents Says:

    some people are jus suited to do certain things… jus cause you have money and influence doesn’t mean you can garner a deal like diddy did!

    btw wit Em being white its obvious he could suit up and lay the role easily… but is his mental stable enough to run a business like that?

  15. Holla Says:

    Diddy has ALWAYS been more of a business man anyway even at the start of his career in the early 90s when he was a producer, he was more of a business man. Music is just a way for Diddy to get doors open and let his business talent take over.

  16. likeabite Says:

    Em can do it…just doesn’t care about it…and yea Diddy was always a business man first…he started off in the backrooms don’t 4get

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