Wenger Vieli brings two new partners on board as of 1 January 2024: Peter Hafner and Clara Bodemann. The new partners will strengthen the firm in the areas of litigation and arbitration, as well as VAT law.
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Wenger Vieli advised Zünd Group, consisting of Zünd Präzisionsoptik and its subsidiary Optivac, global leaders in the field of micro-optics, on all Swiss legal matters with reference to its acquisition by the
List Technology has acquired BBA Innova with the aim of a targeted portfolio expansion into the belt and roll cooling technology. List is a prominent player in the high-viscosity process solutions sector. With over 50 years
Axpo Solutions sold its 5% stake in TAP (Trans Adriatic Pipeline) to its shareholders Enagás and Fluxys for EUR 210 million. As per the terms of the sale and purchase agreement, Belgium’s Fluxys secured 1%, while
Wenger Vieli incorporates new professionals to the firm. Bruno Mahler (pictured left) returns to Wenger Vieli as a lawyer, where he was already a trainee. His practice focuses on contract, corporate and commercial law. Mahler
Wenger Vieli advised Oaks, an embedded fintech startup, on all Swiss legal matters. The round was led by Atlanics Labs with participation of a set of tier 1 international angels. The funding will allow Oaks to
Rapidata, pioneering the creation of a human brain in the cloud, has raised CHF 1.5 million in a funding round led by BlueYard. The investment, supported by Acequia Capital and an angel investor, will empower the
Swiss fund manager Selma launched a crowd investing campaign last June 2023 in which it raised around €1.3 million from 550 investors, surpassing the target of CHF 1 million by 30%. The company will use the capital raised to expand
Wenger Vieli has advised Swiss FinTech company, Numarics on all legal matters related to its seed financing round. Numarics, a company specializing in mobile-driven finance and business management solutions, aims to revolutionize the way entrepreneurs
Wenger Vieli acted as the legal advisor to the sellers of Seervision, a Swiss company specializing in AI-driven camera automation solutions, in its acquisition by QSC. The partnership marks a significant milestone for Seervision, opening
