Walder Wyss advised RealWear, a producer of wearable computing for industrial applications, on the acquisition of Almer Technologies, a manufacturer of compact, user-friendly augmented reality (AR) headsets. TeamViewer, a provider of enterprise AR software, financially
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Convenience House, advised by Walder Wyss, has successfully secured the franchising rights from Subway to manage and develop all Subway point of sales in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. About the agreement Subway as franchisor and SUB
The Swiss FinTech Start-Up LEND has successfully completed a Series C financing round of CHF 2,5 million. In the course of the financing round, crowd investors have been issued new shares in the form of ledger-based
Walder Wyss advises WEG as Swiss counsel in the USD 400 million acquisition of the industrial electric motors and generators business of the Regal Rexnord Corporation, a global manufacturer of electromechanical equipment. The transaction encompasses the
Walder Wyss is acting as legal counsel to Tradeplus24 (TP24), a Zurich-based FinTech SME lender, on its successful completion of a significant debt financing round, raising CHF 400 million. The funding was secured through a CHF 355
Walder Wyss has advised Farmy, a Swiss e-commerce startup, on a financing round (including the issuance of shares to crowd investors) in the amount of CHF 10.5 million. With the new capital, the Zurich-based company intends
Axiom group, an established investor with a focus on high-growth companies, acquired Swisslinx International and its subsidiary. The acquisition of the Swiss IT staffing and consulting company has been made by Circle8 Group, part of
Porsche Automobil Holding SE has participated in the second round of ABB E-mobility Holding pre-IPO private placement in the amount of CHF 325 million. Porsche SE, a holding company with investments in the areas of mobility
Walder Wyss has advised Farmy, a leading Swiss e-commerce startup, on a crowdfunding campaign in the amount of CHF 4.3 million. As part of the financing round, convertible loans in the amount of CHF 2 million from
Baloise and UBS strengthen the partnership within their shared ecosystem and increase their stake in homeowner platform Houzy and hold now the majority of the Swiss-based start-up. Houzy supports owners of real estate in their
