From 3–5 June, Copenhagen becomes the meeting point for the in-house legal community as the ACC Europe Conference takes over the Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center for its 2026 edition — in media partnership with LegalcommunityGERMANY, Inhousecommunity, LegalcommunityCH,
Bär & Karrer advised Alpine Select, an investment company listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange with domicile in Zug, as its shareholders approved the introduction of a statutory opting up provision at the ordinary
CMS Switzerland advised Rentokil Initial in connection with the acquisition of Zurich-based Hydroplant. The transaction was completed on 31 March 2026. The parties Hydroplant is a specialised provider of custom interior and exterior greening solutions, designing and
Schellenberg Wittmer advised OC Oerlikon on its placement of CHF 200 million senior unsecured bonds. OC Oerlikon, a specialist in surface technologies and advanced materials, has placed CHF 200 million 2.125% bonds due in 2031. Bank J. Safra Sarasin
Homburger advised Amazon.com on its inaugural Swiss franc bond offering, while Schellenberg Wittmer acted as Swiss legal counsel to the joint lead managers, in a six-tranche CHF issuance totalling CHF 2.82 billion. Deal details The
Eli Lilly agreed to acquire LimmaTech Biologics — a Swiss clinical-stage biotech company developing vaccines for the prevention of life-threatening diseases — for up to USD 780 m in cash, inclusive of an upfront payment and additional potential
Wenger Vieli advised the shareholders of Augenmobil in connection with the acquisition of a majority participation by Vista Augenpraxen & Kliniken. Founded in 2019, Augenmobil provides mobile eye examinations combined with telemedical diagnosis, focusing on ophthalmological
MLL Legal advised DSM Venturing B.V., the corporate venture capital arm of dsm-firmenich, in connection with its role as a new investor within Cosaic’s USD 6 million late seed financing round. Alongside DSM Venturing
Advestra advised Zürcher Kantonalbank as coordinator, agent and lender, as well as the other members of the banking syndicate, on the investment financing for Spitäler Schaffhausen. Together with the subordinated loan from the
Kellerhals Carrard advised Spitäler Schaffhausen (as borrower) on a customized financing transaction including a subordinated credit agreement of CHF 60 million with the Canton Schaffhausen and a credit facility agreement of CHF 100 million with a
