Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised the shareholders of EMWE Holding in connection with the sale of all shares in EMWE Holding to Mobimo Holding. The transaction in question went-on as a “quasi-merger”, as the buyer
Homburger advised Swarovski International Holding and its subsidiaries on an up to EUR 550 m financing. In connection with the transaction, Lenz & Staehelin advised the lenders. The banking support UBS Switzerland acted as coordinating and
Lenz & Staehelin advised iShares – an ETF provider managed by BlackRock – on the listing of its iShares Bitcoin ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange. The product in question serves investors with an exchange-traded exposure to
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Global Blue in the tender offer and the squeeze-out merger under Swiss law, as the company merged with and into Global Blue Group Holding. The context In connection with the
CMS advised Nilario Group, on its acquisition – backed by Swedish company builder Systematic Growth – of all the shares in Senis. Pursuant to the deal, Senis splits into two independent entities: Nilario-owned Senis AG, and Senisens
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Glencore’s subsidiary Glencore Canada Corporation – alonside certain of its affiliates – on its acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Li-Cycle Holdings Corp., Li-Cycle Europe, as well as other
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Swedish group Storskogen on the acquisition of Swiss digital healthcare documentation specialist LEP. The parties Headquartered in St. Gallen, selling part LEP operates in German-speaking countries providing classification systems and
Baker McKenzie Switzerland advised Singapore-based Agridence, a digital agri-commodity supply chain specialist, on its acquisition of Swiss compliance and traceability platform Farmer Connect. The parties Headquartered in Singapore, buyer Agridence is an agri-tech platform that
The Swiss M&A landscape surged back to life in the first half of 2025, driven by a wave of strategic deals across financial services, industrials, and technology. Despite persistent macroeconomic caution across Europe, Switzerland
by claudia la via In 1886, Emilie Kempin-Spyri — Switzerland’s first woman to earn a doctorate in law — stood before the Federal Supreme Court. Her case was radical: she argued that the phrase “Swiss citizen” in
