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.
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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
Baker McKenzie Switzerland advised Gétaz-Miauton, a Blackstone Group company, on the sale of the Usiniers Site in Bulle (FR) to Orllati Real Estate, via a sale-and-leaseback transaction. The site in question will host the
Baker McKenzie advised Fundamenta Real Estate (Fundamenta) on its rights offering, which closed today with proceeds of CHF 70 million. The operation – backed by firm commitments in the amount of CHF 41.9 million – resulted in the issuance
Çalık Enerji San. ve Tic. A.Ş and its Swiss subsidiary, Calik Enerji Swiss concluded a PLN 1.166 billion guarantee facility agreement with Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft, Zurich Branch. In connection with the operation, Baker McKenzie Switzerland advised
Walder Wyss advised Valtronic Group, an electronics supplier specialised in developing, industrialising and manufacturing medical and diagnostic devices, on the sale of two subsidiaries with production sites in the US and Morocco to the Cicor
EuroEyes Group – a globally active clinic group for refractive surgery with headquarters in Hamburg (Germany) – completed the acquisition of several clinics and a surgery theatre across Switzerland and the UK from Swiss laser surgery and
Bratschi advised issuer Viking Cruises Group throughout the placement of an unsecured bond amounting USD 1.7 billion in total. Moreover, Millbank worked with Viking as lead counsel on the matter. BofA Securities, J.P. Morgan Securities,
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised SoftBank Group Corp in its agreement with electrification and automation specialist ABB to acquire the latter’s robotics business, valued at USD 5.375 billion. Closing is planned for mid-to-late 2026, subject to
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
