In December 2025, Oberson Abels officialised the opening of its new Bern office. In connection with the move, the firm welcomed Diego Clavadetscher (pictured), tax specialist and lecturer in VAT law at the University of Bern,
Kellerhals Carrard advised PostFinance as the Swiss company placed 536,000 shares in Swissquote Group Holding on the market, as part of an accelerated bookbuilding process. The package represents 3.5 per cent of the share capital and a
Bär & Karrer advised EPA-listed Synergie, as the company agreed to acquire a majority stake in House of Flexwork, a Swiss staffing agency operating under the brands Induserv, Hardworker and Payroll House. The Bä
Vischer advised Relief, now MindMaze Therapeutics Holding, in connection with its acquisition of all shares in NeuroX Group, against issuance of new MMTX shares to complete their business combination by way of reverse merger.
MLL Legal advised SIX-listed Datwyler Group on the acquisition of a 51% stake in Capsul’In, a Luxembourg-based provider of aluminium coffee capsule solutions. Closing of the transaction is expected in the first quarter of 2026. The
Advestra advised the financing sources, undisclosed, in connection with the acquisition of u-blox by the ZI Zenith funds, an indirect subsidiary of Advent International. The deal took place by way of a public tender offer.
Homburger advised Windward Bio Group — a Swiss-based biotechnology specialist in advanced immunological diseases — in connection with a licensing agreement between the company’s affiliate, LE2025 Therapeutics, and Qyuns Therapeutics Co. for the development
Bär & Karrer advised Omnidocs Group — a portfolio company of Main Capital Partners and a provider of document creation software — in connection with its acquisition of all shares in Officeatwork, a provider of document
Borel & Barbey advised Neural Concept — a Lausanne-based start-up whose AI software supports the development of components for the design of cars, aircraft, and electronic devices — on its USD 100 million financing round. The investor base
Bratschi advised UBS Switzerland on a secured financing for Baar-based Swiss Physio Partner (SSP). Swiss Physio Partner Group plans to utilise the proceeds from the loan in question to further develop its network of physiotherapy
