Kellerhals Carrard advised PostFinance as the Swiss company placed 536,000 shares in Swissquote Group Holding on the market, as part of an accelerated bookbuilding process. The package represents 3.5 per cent of the share capital and a
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Kellerhals Carrard advised the shareholders of GHZ Gewerbe und Handelszentrum Schlieren, as Swiss Life acquired all shares in the company. GHZ is the owner of the Wagi site in Schlieren, a business location hosting around 250
Kellerhals Carrard advised Gravis Robotics — a Zurich-based construction-tech company Founded in 2022 at ETH Zurich — throughout its USD 23 million financing round. IQ Capital and Zacua Ventures co-led the round in question, with further support from Pear
Kellerhals Carrard advised the existing ownership of globally active physical energy trading company Gunvor Group as members of it – together with members of the management – agreed to a management buy-out. Pursuant to the agreement,
As of November 1, 2025, Luana Stämpfli (pictured) joined Kellerhals Carrard’s partnership in Zurich, moving from Bär & Karrer. The profile An expert in national and international M&A and private equity transactions,
Kellerhals Carrard advised Lakera – a AI Swiss startup founded by entrepreneurs David Haber, Matthias Kraft, and Mateo Rojas-Carulla – as well as early investors in the company Atomico and Redalpine, on the sale to NASDAQ-listed cybersecurity
Kellerhals Carrard advised Mobiliar and its subsidiary Bexio, as the latter will integrate the AI platform Kontera. The company Headquartered in Rapperswil-Jona, Bexio operaes a business software for Swiss SMEs and trustee software for digital
Kellerhals Carrard advised Swiss startup Exnaton – a climate tech specialist born as an ETH spinoff – throughout closing of a series A financing round. The investor base 4impact capital and Elevator Ventures co-led the round in
Kellerhals Carrard advised Veezoo, an AI-native platform for Agentic Analytics, throughout closing a $6 million series A funding round. ACE Ventures led the operation, with further investors including former Tableau CEO Mark Nelson and former chief
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
