Eastman Kodak Company
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A maker of commercial printing plates, presses, software, and consumables for print shops, Kodak also produces industrial and motion-picture film, pharmaceuticals, and functional materials, and earns royalties by licensing its famous name to makers of cameras, eyewear, and batteries. The company grew from George Eastman's 1888 Kodak camera, which came pre-loaded with film and made photography "as convenient as the pencil." Eastman invented the name "Kodak" itself—chosen for its strong "K" sound, meaning nothing in any language, short and impossible to misspell.
Warrant to purchase common stock, expired September 3, 2018 — Expired