Tencent Mobility Limited, a renowned internet and technology company, completed its USD 100 million strategic equity investment in Global Blue Group Holding. Tencent invested in Global Blue’s common equity at a price of USD 5.50
PQ, a global producer of silicates, silicas and derivate products and headquartered in the US, has acquired the specialty silicate business of Swiss-based vanBaerle Group. The Swiss group is a leading manufacturer of high-grade silicates,
Berne-based LEM Surgical, an innovative company specializing in surgical robotics, has successfully completed its financing round B at the end of December 2023. CHF 22 million in funding have been secured from new investors from both the
Tertianum group, a renowned player for elderly care and assisted living in Switzerland, which forms part of the Swiss investment firm Capvis, has acquired the elderly care and nursing home group Reliva. The Reliva group
Bär & Karrer has announced the appointment of its partner Daniel Leu as Co-Head of law firm’s Private Clients Team. Daniel Leu will lead the Private Clients Team together with Tina Wüstemann.
Cisco intends to acquire Isovalent, a leader in open source cloud native networking and security, to bolster its secure networking capabilities across public clouds. The Isovalent team will join the Cisco Security Business Group once
Homburger has appointed three new partners as of 1 January 2024 who will reinforce its teams of corporate and M&A. Anna Peter (pictured centre), Margrit Marti (pictured right) and Miguel Sogo (pictured left) are based
Niederer Kraft Frey advised Transgourmet Switzerland, the second biggest wholesaler in Europe, on the acquisition of POMONA SUISSE. With this acquisition, the company is strengthening its expertise in innovative product ranges as well as in
Fahrzeug-Werke LUEG, one of the largest mobility providers in Germany and a renowned sales and service partner of the Daimler group, has acquired the Mercedes-Benz dealership Elite Autocenter in Wilderswil near Interlaken, in the canton
The Swiss FinTech Start-Up LEND has successfully completed a Series C financing round of CHF 2,5 million. In the course of the financing round, crowd investors have been issued new shares in the form of ledger-based
