Winterthur-based Rieter – a globally active supplier of systems for manufacturing yarn – has closed a CHF 750 million syndicated financing. The syndicate behind the operation included UBS Switzerland and Zürcher Kantonalbank, as well as a group
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Lenz & Staehelin advised software and cloud solutions provider SoftwareOne throughout closing of a CHF 1.26 billion syndicated financing, with Niederer Kraft Frey representing the lenders. The syndicate arranging the operation included BNP Paribas, UBS Switzerland,
Homburger advised Swarovski International Holding and its subsidiaries on an up to EUR 550 m financing. In connection with the transaction, Lenz & Staehelin advised the lenders. The banking support UBS Switzerland acted as coordinating and
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’
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
Bär & Karrer advised Swiss vehicle manufacturer Aebi Schmidt on its merger with the U.S. specialty vehicle manufacturer The Shyft Group, advised by Lenz & Staehelin. Niederer Kraft Frey advised UBS Switzerland as
Sika has placed bonds in a total amount of CHF 650 million, consisting of three tranches on 6 March 2023. The payment date of the new bonds is April 13, 2023 and the new bonds will be listed on SIX
On February 10, 2022, funds advised by Gilde Buy Out Partners has completed the investment in MBK Fincom, alongside the founders and management which are reinvesting in the business. With this transaction funds advised by Ardian, a
Sika has signed a definitive agreement to acquire MBCC Group, the former BASF Construction Chemicals, from an affiliate of Lone Star Funds, a global private equity firm, for a consideration of CHF 5.5 billion (EUR 5.2 billion).
The Heubach Group, in partnership with Sk Capital, announced today a definitive agreement to acquire Clariant’s pigments business. The combined business will operate under the Heubach name, creating a global pigments leader generating more
