Homburger and Lenz & Staehelin are the two Swiss firms involved in OC Oerlikon’s divestment of its Barmag textile machinery business for manmade fibers to Rieter. In connection with the deal, Homburger is representing
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Lenz & Staehelin advised Swiss startup DeXentra on the launch of a public offering for up to USD 60 million of the OilXCoin, a debt instrument backed by DeXentra’s oil and gas assets and inventories,
Lenz & Staehelin is advising Baloise as lead counsel on its merger with Helvetia, which is represented by Walder Wyss. The two Swiss composite insurance groups will join forces, thus combining a business volume of
Lenz & Staehelin advised The Gurit Group, a manufacturer and supplier of advanced composite materials, in connection with its refinancing. The operation consists of a syndicated financing in an amount of CHF 120 million, marking Gurit’
Business travel platform TravelPerk completed the acquisition of Yokoy, a Zurich-based spend management specialist. In connection with the deal, Walder Wyss advised Yokoy and its shareholders, while Lenz & Staehelin represented the buying part. The
Lenz & Staehelin advised Vivalto Partners on Swiss tax matters in connection with its acquisition of Linnea, an international pharmaceutical manufacturer of botanical ingredients based in Switzerland. The context Headquartered in Paris, Vivalto Partners is
Lenz & Staehelin is advising both parties in connection with the continuation fund aimed at extending JLL Partners’ investment in Solvias. The operation originated through an older JLL Partners fund who acquired Solvias in 2020 alongside
Swiss building supplier Arbonia completed the sale of its climate division to Midea Electrics, a subsidiary of the Midea Group (Midea). Baker McKenzie Switzerland, in cooperation with other Baker McKenzie offices, advised the selling part,
Lenz & Staehelin advised South-Korean SK Telecom on all Swiss law aspects of its strategic partnership agreement with US-based quantum computing company, IonQ. The deal SK Telecom has agreed to transfer all its shares in
Switzerland’s immigration framework is set to undergo significant changes in 2025, affecting businesses, individuals, and legal practitioners alike. While certain updates bring more flexibility forspecific permit holders, others maintain the status quo on quotas and
