Aebi Schmidt Group, a global leader of intelligent solutions for the treatment of mission critical infrastructure areas and demanding terrain, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Monroe Truck Equipment from its current owner
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Lea Partners, a German multi-stage private equity firm, extends its financial services software platform with the acquisition of a majority stake in Base-Net Informatik,
On October 27, 2021, Skan Group has announced the pricing of its IPO, consisting of 1,731,494 newly issued shares and 2,768,506 existing shares and an over-allotment option of up to 500,000 shares, at CHF 54 per share, implying a total market
Viseca, a provider of products and services in the area of cashless payment, from the issue of payment cards to the development of innovative finance management solutions, has secured a comprehensive refin
Molecular Partners, a clinical-stage biotech company, announced the pricing of its Initial Public Offering of 3,000,000 American Depositary Shares (ADS) in the United States at a public offering price of USD 21.25 per ADS, for total gross
Jacobs Holding successfully placed 550,000 shares (approx. 10%) in Barry Callebaut through an accelerated bookbuilding process. Advestra acted as legal counsel to Jacobs
Advestra acted as Swiss legal counsel to H.I.G. Capital in the transaction. The team included Alexander von Jeinsen (pictured), Daniel Raun and Anna Capaul (all Corporate | M&A) as well as Markus Mü
Bär & Karrer acted as legal advisor to Valora in this transaction. The team included Thomas U. Reutter (pictured) and Alexander von Jeinsen (both Capital Markets), Michael Rohrer (Notarial Services) as well as Susanne Schreiber
Bär & Karrer acted as legal adviser to Octavian and Helvetische Bank in this transaction. The team included Thomas U. Reutter, Alexander von Jeinsen and Carlo Hunter (all Capital Markets) as well as Christoph Suter
Polyphor AG has entered into an equity-linked financing arrangement with the French company IRIS to raise a gross amount of up to CHF 19.3 million over a period of two years. Under the financing instrument, IRIS
