Baker McKenzie Switzerland advised Swiss washing technology group Schulthess Maschinen in connection with the financing for its acquisition of Armstrong France, a company active in the sale, rental and servicing of laundry equipment in France.
Welcome to our weekly newsletter recap! Check out our selection for news highlights of this week, which is now coming to an end: · Advestra advised Novartis, as the Basel-based pharma multinational placed notes in the
Baker McKenzie Switzerland – with support by lawyers from the Firm’s Amsterdam, Paris and Singapore offices – advised Carbogen Amcis on the refinancing and enhancement of its credit facilities. A banking syndicate guided by UBS Switzerland
Bär & Karrer advised Amadeus Capital, a Geneva-based wealth and asset manager, in connection with the acquisition of the activities of Amasus Investment, a wealth management company with headquarters in Zurich. The Bä
Homburger advised CDR-Life on a new global licensing agreement with Boehringer Ingelheim, aimed at the development of an antibody-based molecule for autoimmune diseases. The context The agreement – which follows the companies’ collaboration on an investigational
Bluu Unit – a portfolio company of Triton Smaller Mid-Cap Fund II active as a provider of sustainable refrigeration, air conditioning and heating technologies – completed the acquisition of IPS Gebäudetechnik, a specialist in the same
Wenger Plattner advised TVH Group, supported by 21 Invest France, in connection with the company’s acquisition of Agentil Group, an SAP integrator with headquarters in Switzerland. The Wenger Plattner team Partner Oliver Künzler (
Bratschi advised the sellers of historic Bernese brewery Rugenbräu on succession planning. In particular, two members of the company’s management board, CEO Remo Kobluk and CFO Christian Schneiter, are taking over the traditional
As of November 1, 2025, Luana Stämpfli (pictured) joined Kellerhals Carrard’s partnership in Zurich, moving from Bär & Karrer. The profile An expert in national and international M&A and private equity transactions,
Homburger advised UBS Group on its issuance of USD 3.25 bn fixed rate/floating rate callable senior notes under its Senior Debt Programme. Governed by Swiss law, the notes have been provisionally admitted to trading on
