Bär & Karrer advised Inspired Education, a school operator working 125 schools on 6 continents, in connection with the acquisition of the Geneva English School (GES), an international school in Switzerland located outside of Geneva. The
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Bär & Karrer advised Bitwise, a U.S.-based crypto investment firm with more than USD 15 billion in assets under management, on its acquisition of Chorus One, an infrastructure provider for staking services on
Bär & Karrer advised The Paragon Fund II GmbH & Co. KG on the sale of its stake in Asic Robotics Group to RN Acqui VI SA, Renaissance’s evergreen fund. The Asic Robotics
Bär & Karrer advised Solit Group, a provider of precious metals and alternative investment solutions, as Bullion International Group acquired a majority stake in the company. Completion of the transaction is subject to the
Bär & Karrer advised Worthington Steel, a NYSE-listed metals processor, in connection with its acquisition of XETR-listed Kloeckner & Co, a service center and metal processing company with facilities across North America and Europe.
Bär & Karrer advised the Ortlinghaus Group on the sale of its EM+H division to Stüwe Switzerland via a carve-out process. The division in question comprehends the production and sale of electromagnetic
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
US-based private equity investor SK Capital has aquired Swixx BioPharma Group, a globally active partner in the distribution of biopharmaceutical products with a particular focus to Central and Eastern Europe and Latin America. In connection
French healthcare group Emeis has signed agreements with buyer Tertianum for the sale of Senevita, its Swiss residential and nursing home business. In connection with the deal, Bär & Karrer advised Tertianum, while Lenz &
Bär & Karrer advised Oxford University Press, as the publishing house of the University of Oxford signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in S. Karger, a Basel-based specialist publisher focusing on
