Kellerhals Carrard advised the Stef Group, a listed company active in logistics and transport of food products with headquarters in France, on the acquisition of Swiss food transport company Christian Cavegn by the Group’s Swiss subsidiary Stef Suisse, a specialist in temperature-controlled food transportation and logistics. The Kellerhals Carrard team Arnaud Philippe (pictured) led the Kellerhals […]
Wenger Vieli advised the shareholders of Tripleblue, a provider of AI solutions with a focus on HOA management, in connection with its sale to property-tech specialist Aareon. The Wenger Vieli team Partner Michael Baier (corporate/
Walder Wyss advised Fielmann Group and tele-ophthalmology platform Ocumeda, as the the first agreed to sell a 10% stake in Ocumenda to Zeiss Vision Care. The deal implied a total company valuation of EUR 100m, with
Lenz & Staehelin advised private equity healthcare specialist Archimed on its acquisition of a majority stake in family-owned ExcellGene and sister company Magellan Biologics & Consulting, both active in the biologic therapeutics sector. The deal
Lenz & Staehelin advised Prof. Dr. Martin Janssen in connection with the sale of Ecofin Investment Consulting – a company founded by Janssen himslef – to the Vaudoise Group. The company Headquartered in Zurich, Ecofin Investment Consulting
Altenburger advised Ensemble Hospitalier de la Côte (EHC) – a healthcare network encompassing 36 medical centers throughout Switzerland – on its acquisition of Niedol Center, a Renens-based specialist in dialysis. The Altenburger team Partner Manuel Moor (corporate/
Landis+Gyr divested its EMEA business to private equity investor Aurelius, for an enterprise value of USD 215 m. The divestment encompasses five production sites across EMEA and involves a workforce of approximately 2,700 employees. In connection
Wenger Plattner advised TVH Consulting – a provider for the integration of Microsoft, SAP ERP and BI solutions – on its acquisition of Augusta Reeves, a specialist in the distribution and integration of SAP. The Wenger Plattner
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised SpineArt, as the Swiss medtech specialist raised CHF 25 million in a capital increase backed by investors Gimv and EGS Beteiligungen (EGSB). In connection with the operation, Bär & Karrer
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised private equity firm EOS Partners on the acquisition of a majority stake in Flexicode and Flexicode Schweiz. The parties Headquartered in Munich, EOS Partners manages EUR 500 million in AUM, focusing
