Eurazeo Infrastructure Partners (EIP) completed a strategic investment in battery storage developer Terralayr. In connection with the deal, Walder Wyss advised EIP, while Valfor represented Terralayr. Pursuant to the transaction, EIP will provide — together with
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Walder Wyss advised Swiss Life as the Swiss insurance company placed a CHF 225 million dated subordinated bond, first callable in January 2032. The bonds in question were placed with investors in the Swiss Franc market. The
Walder Wyss advised Linamar Corporation, as the Canadian company acquired the iron foundry of Georg Fischer in Leipzig. The transaction amounts to € 45 million. Headquartered in Guelph (Ontario), Linamar is a globally active manufacturing company, employing
Walder Wyss advised Energie 360° on its acquisition of Move Mobility from VISCHER acted as legal counsel to Primeo Energie, Groupe E and ewb. In connection with the deal Vischer advised the selling parties .Headquartered in
Walder Wyss advised areal robotic specialist Voliro, in connection with the extension of its Series A round, bringing the total raised to USD 23 million. The context The extension round encompassed new participation from noa and
Walder Wyss advised Swiss energy provider Repower, in connection with the sale of its Plug’n Roll business to Avia Volt Suisse. Plug’n Roll serves over 24,600 registered users with 2,345 charging points, of which over 500
Walder Wyss advised Swiss Life on a EUR 500 million senior bond placement. In connection with the operation, Homburger represented BNP Paribas, J.P. Morgan, Natixis and UBS Europe, acting as joint lead managers. Moreover, UBS
Walder Wyss advised Tremor Labs’ cofounders Christopher Kindl and Severin Landolt on the sale of all shares of the company to Vercel. Following the transaction, both Kindl and Landolt will join Vercel’s design engineering
Walder Wyss advised Helvetia on the placement of two senior bond tranches totaling CHF 250 million. The first tranche is CHF 110 million, with a maturity in 2029 and a coupon of 0.80 percent. The second tranche is CHF 140
Walder Wyss has advised Voliro, an innovator in aerial mobile robotics, on securing USD 12 million in funding to advance its mission to transform industrial inspections with aerial robotics. The Series A financing round was led