Kellerhals Carrard advised quantum technology company Terra Quantum, as it signed a non-binding letter of intent to enter into a business combination with Mountain Lake Acquisition Corp. II (Nasdaq: MLAA), a special purpose acquisition company,
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Kellerhals Carrard advised listed investment company RealUnit Schweiz throghout completion of its capital increase. The new bearer shares of RealUnit Schweiz, a Swiss investment company that invests in a portfolio of real assets and equities,
Kellerhals Carrard advised the ElpoChem Group throughout completion of an internal family succession plan. The company headquartered in Volketswil, a ElpoChem is a specialist in the development, production and sale of electrolytes and chemicals for
Kellerhals Carrard advised Zurich-based AI startup Lobby throughout completion of a USD 2.2 million financing round, led by Founderful. The company has built an AI platform that interprets inbound requests, assembles offers, and manages the downstream
Rivia, a Zurich-based AI company, has completed a $15 million series A financing round, led by Earlybird Venture Capital, with additional participation from Defiant and existing investors Speedinvest, Amino Collective, and Nina Capital. In connection with
DBAG Fund VIII, a fund managed by Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAG), acquired the Hipp Technology Group, a development partner and medical technology contract manufacturer, from an investor group represented by Endura. In connection with the deal,
Kellerhals Carrard advised RIVR — a Zurich-based autonomous robotics startup spun out of the Robotic Systems Lab of Professor Marco Hutter at ETH Zürich and now part of Amazon — as the company raised a total
Kellerhals Carrard advised Seprify on a CHF 12.25 million series A financing round. Headquartered in Marly, Seprify engineers cellulose at the micro- and nano-scale to create materials capable of replacing titanium dioxide (TiO₂). Una Terra Early
Kellerhals Carrard advised Kaspar&, a specialist in white-label and B2B solutions for financial institutions, on the sale of all shares in the company to Liberty Vorsorge, a Swiss independent provider of pension and
Kellerhals Carrard advised ScyAI, as the Swiss risk intelligence startup accessed an early €2 million financing. Headquartered in Zurich, ScyAI operates a platform that translates complex hazard and climate data into granular, asset-level risk intelligence. AENU
