Kellerhals Carrard advised FenX – a Swiss cleantech company and ETH spin-off transforming waste into green insulation materials – throughout its Series A financing round. Raising CHF 8.2 million, the round saw participation from lead investors Supernova Invest
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Kellerhals Carrard advised the Stef Group, a listed company active in logistics and transport of food products with headquarters in France, on the acquisition of Swiss food transport company Christian Cavegn by the Group’s
Swiss workplace management platform Deskbird has recently secured a USD 23 million Series B financing round. Octopus Apollo led the operation, with Neva – the VC alternative asset manager company of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group – as co-lead.
Bär & Karrer advised the shareholders of Swiss private market investment manager SUSI Partners on the sale to Gresham House Holdings, a UK-based alternative asset manager. SUSI Partners From its Zurich headquarters, SUSI Partners
Bär & Karrer advised the owners of the SEPPmail Group, as the company – an email security supplier in the DACH region – entered into a strategic partnership with LEA Partners. The Bär & Karrer
Bär & Karrer advised the future Audi F1 Team on a multi-year partnership with Adidas. The German sporting goods manufacturer is thus set to become the team’s official apparel partner from the 2026 Formula 1
CMS advised Herisau-based FS Partners in connection with its sale to Valtus Group. The parties Founded in 2009, selling part FS Partners specialises across CFO and finance interim management. The Buyer, Valtus Group, is a globally-active
Lenz & Staehelin advised the shareholders of Fire System, a Swiss fire safety solutions specialist, on their strategic partnership with Trajan Capital, a French private equity firm specialised in supporting entrepreneurs and mid-sized companies. The
Baker McKenzie advised Zug Estates Holding on the placement of an additional CHF 100 million fixed-interest green bond in the Swiss market. The bond carries a coupon of 1.25% and will mature in seven years time. 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
