Niederer Kraft Frey advised Allurity on the acquisition of SECURIX, which was completed in March 2023. Allurity is a group of tech-enabled cybersecurity service providers, comprised of best-in-class specialists with a common purpose to enable a
Wenger Vieli has incorporated three new associates and a junior lawyer to the firm this month. All of them will be based in the Zurich office. Rahel Aebersold specialises in the area of inheritance law
Huntsman Corporation closed the sale of its Textile Effects division to Archroma, a portfolio company of SK Capital Partners, on February 28, 2023. The agreed purchase price was $593 million in cash plus assumed pension liabilities, and Huntsman
Swiss law firm Homburger acted as legal counsel to Zürcher Kantonalbank, which served as the mandated lead arranger, agent, security agent and original lender, as well as Credit Suisse (Switzerland) and Migros Bank, acting
Nexoya, a startup in Switzerland that focuses on marketing analytics, has closed a successful Series A funding round of USD5 million. The round was led by BlackSheep MadTech Fund and included investments from ZKB and
The Lucerne company CargoRoll, a freight wagon portfolio company managed by Reichmuth & Co Investment Management, closed a EUR 135 million facilities agreement with a syndicate of renowned financial institutions led by UBS Switzerland acting as
Sika has announced yesterday that it agreed to sell MBCC Group’s chemical admixtures assets in England, the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand (Disposal Perimeter) to private equity firm Cinven. The divestment of
MLL Legal has signed an agreement with Swiss-based Logol Group for the implementation of their ELLE legal software. “Focus on being a lawyer, let ELLE do the rest” is not only how the ELLE legal
Medartis, a Basel-based orthopedic company specializing in head and extremity surgery, recently signed an agreement with the private founders of KeriMedical, a Geneva-based private company specializing in the development and manufacture of implants for hand
Kellerhals Carrard advised UNISERS, a Swiss semiconductor metrology company that identifies invisible defects caused by contamination in semiconductor materials, which raised $14 million in seed funding. The deal was led by Intel Capital, with participation from
