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
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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
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
