Walder Wyss advised SIX-listed positioning and wireless communication technologies specialist u-blox Holding as ZI Zenith – a European indirect subsidiary owned by investment funds managed or advised by Advent International – has completed its public tender offer
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Walder Wyss advised Distalmotion, a globally active MedTech company based in Lausanne, throughout closing of its USD 150 million series G financing round. Revival Healthcare Capital led the funding round in question, with support from inside
Software and cloud solutions specialist SoftwareOne through completion of its recommended voluntary share and cash offer for all issued shares in Crayon. the deal Following fulfilment of the last closing condition, SoftwareOne has settled the
Walder Wyss advised Danish life science investor Novo Holdings through its acquisition of American pharma multinational Catalent. Globally active in the fields of life sciences and healthcare, Novo Holdings acts as the only asset manager
Walder Wyss advised SoftwareOne Holding on its merger proposal with Crayon Group Holding, advised by Bär & Karrer. Lenz & Staehelin advised SofwareOne on financing matters relating to the transactions. SoftwareOne will launch a
Walder Wyss advised the shareholders of Saiba Animal Health in the sale of all shares to the biopharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim. With the acquisition, Boehringer Ingelheim strengthens its animal health research and development (R&
Nasdaq-listed Altamira Therapeutics has successfully navigated a strategic repositioning with the assistance of legal counsel from Walder Wyss. The innovative move involved the sale of a 51% stake in its subsidiary, Altamira Medica, to a Swiss
Walder Wyss has incorporated four new counsels to the firm: Stefan Walder, Iliana Djagova, Joy Malka and Téo Genecand (photographed in order of mention). Stefan Walder is counsel in the corporate/M&A
AURELIUS, the alternative investment group, has announced last April the sale of Distrelec Group, a UK-based B2B distributor of electronic and technical components, to RS Group, a UK-based omni-channel provider of industrial product and
Climeworks signs an equity round of CHF 600 million (USD 650 million). The financing is co-led by Partners Group (acting on behalf of its clients) and GIC, with further participation from Baillie Gifford, Carbon Removal Partners, Global
