Wenger Vieli advised the shareholders of Swiss-based individualised rehabilitation specialist SKS Rehab in connection with its merger with Roltec El-Kørestole, leading to the formation of the new SKS Roltec Group. Moreover, the SKS Roltec
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DBAG Fund VIII, a private equity fund advised by Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAG), has entered in an agreement to acquire MAIT Group from 3i Group. In connection with the deal, Bär & Karrer is representing
Frutiger, a Swiss provider of construction and real estate services with around 2,500 employee completed the acquisition of a 30% participation in Blumer Lehmann, a Swiss timber construction and timber industry company with more than 600 employees. In
Wenger Vieli advised InfoGuard on the integration of Communication Systems (Com-Sys) into the InfoGuard Group. Pursuant to the deal, Com-Sys goes now under the name “InfoGuard Com-Sys” and operates under the brand addition “An
Wenger Vieli advised Swiss AI company Modulos on all Swiss legal and tax matters concerning its CHF 8.7 million pre-Series A financing round. The context The proceeds from the financing round will be directed toward scaling-up
Private equity firm Ardian completed the acquisition of a majority stake in the Dovida Group – formerly Home Instead. UBS Switzerland acted as mandated lead arranger, agent, security agent and original lender on the transaction. In
Wenger Vieli advised the shareholders of Mobile in Time, a specialist in the rental of mobile energy centers and water damage restoration, in connection with the sale to temporary power solutions provider Aggreko. The parties
PostFinance ceded its 50% stake in the fintech app Yuh to Swissquote Bank. In connection with the transaction, Lenz & Staehelin advised Swissquote, with Wenger Vieli representing PostFinance. Pursuant to the deal, Swissquote now owns 100% of
In line with its rotation model of reorganising the management team every 1.5 years, Wenger Vieli appoints a new management trio, effective 1 July 2025. Bruno Bächli becomes the firm’s new Managing Partner, succeeding Pascal Honold,
Snyck completed its acquisition Invariant labs, an AI security research company and spin-off of ETH Zurich based in Zurich. In connection with the deal, Wenger Vieli advised the shareolders of the selling part, while Vischer
