Nice & Green, an independent Switzerland-based provider of innovative alternative financing solutions for small and mid-sized listed companies, announced a minority growth investment by Artemis Group, owned by Swiss entrepreneur Michael Pieper. The capital raised will further support Nice & Green’s strong growth trajectory. It will enable Nice & Green to meet the continuously increasing […]
Solör Bioenergy Group´s main shareholder Nordic Infrastructure AG successfully completed a EUR 200m Green Financing. The new funds will be used to refinance NIAG’s existing debt facility as well as investing in
Schellenberg Wittmer advised SIX Paynet AG, the main industry player in the Swiss e-invoicing market, on the sale of its B2B and B2C E-Invoicing Business to PostFinance AG. The eBill infrastructure was not
Niederer Kraft Frey advised Schweiter Technologies AG, a global group specialising in the field of composite materials and composite solutions in lightweight construction, on the extension of its PET foam production in Poland and the
FountainVest Partners, an Asian private equity firm, led a consortium of investors that acquired a majority stake in the SPT Group – Small Precision Tools represented by Kellerhals Carrard. SPT operates in micro miniature products manufacturing
The Italian company Sabiana, belonging to Arbonia AG (a company listed on the Swiss stock exchange and market leader in the distribution of designer radiators and bathroom radiators), acquired the Spanish company Cicsa Industriales del
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Coop on the acquisition of Jumbo from Maus Frères SA. Lenz & Staehelin acted as lead counsel to Maus Frères in this transaction (see here). Completion of the
Suter Howald assisted Arviem, a company operating in the logistics and supply chain sector, in the transaction that led to the framework agreement with MV Agusta, an Italian motorcycle manufacturer, regarding the implementation of a
Groupe Mutuel has approached the insurance broker Swiss Risk & Care to acquire its non-brokerage pension activities. The two companies have now entered the final stage of the sale, which will be effective as of 1
Loomis, the Sweden-based and listed provider of cash handling services for banks, retailers and other commercial clients, has, through its wholly owned subsidiary Loomis Schweiz, entered into an agreement to acquire certain assets and liabilities
