Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised the shareholders of EMWE Holding in connection with the sale of all shares in EMWE Holding to Mobimo Holding. The transaction in question went-on as a “quasi-merger”, as the buyer paid in both newly issued listed shares and cash. EMWE Holding EMWE Holding is a real estate company holding the […]
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Global Blue in the tender offer and the squeeze-out merger under Swiss law, as the company merged with and into Global Blue Group Holding. The context In connection with the
CMS advised Nilario Group, on its acquisition – backed by Swedish company builder Systematic Growth – of all the shares in Senis. Pursuant to the deal, Senis splits into two independent entities: Nilario-owned Senis AG, and Senisens
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Glencore’s subsidiary Glencore Canada Corporation – alonside certain of its affiliates – on its acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Li-Cycle Holdings Corp., Li-Cycle Europe, as well as other
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Swedish group Storskogen on the acquisition of Swiss digital healthcare documentation specialist LEP. The parties Headquartered in St. Gallen, selling part LEP operates in German-speaking countries providing classification systems and
Baker McKenzie Switzerland advised Singapore-based Agridence, a digital agri-commodity supply chain specialist, on its acquisition of Swiss compliance and traceability platform Farmer Connect. The parties Headquartered in Singapore, buyer Agridence is an agri-tech platform that
Kellerhals Carrard advised New Inspiration, the previous owner of JungfrauPark (formerly Mystery Park) in Matten near Interlaken, throughout the sale of the site to Interlago Property as part of an asset deal. The context
Vischer advised the selling part in connection with the deal that saw the University Hospital Basel (USB), a Swiss university hospital, acquiring St. Claraspital, an hospital in north-western Switzerland, from St. Clara and the Ingenbohl
Homburger advised Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) on the divestment of Zurich Film Festival (ZFF) as part of a management buyout dating July 2025. The context After ten years under NZZ, festival director Christian Jungen led
Niederer Kraft Frey advised Swiss composite materials specialist Schweiter Technologies in the divestment of its non-core Bus & Rail business unit to the financial investor Hypax. The unit in question employs approximately 300 people between two
