Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Danish pump and water technology company Grundfos on its acquisition of EUWA, a German water treatment specialist focused on the beverage industry.
Freshfields has advised Springer Nature on the sale of its consumer media brands Scientific American and Spektrum der Wissenschaft to LabX Media Group and GeraNova Bruckmann respectively, as the publisher narrows its focus to research,
Lark advised Munich-based Kaske Group Kaske Group in connection with an investment by Frankfurt-based equity financier VR Equitypartner. Kaske Group operates a digital health database platform active in the DACH region, providing data-driven software, AI
Freshfields advised Blackstone and Airbus Defence and Space as lead investors in Quantum Systems' $1.2 billion Series D financing round, which valued the company at roughly $8 billion on a post-money basis.
Baker McKenzie advised TTM Technologies, Inc. (TTM), a manufacturer of electronics products and printed circuit board (PCB) solutions, on two parallel acquisitions in Europe: the acquisition of Swiss Technology Group AG (STG), headquartered in Zurich,
Latham & Watkins has advised Saphira Holdings and Trench Group, a Triton portfolio company specialising in high-voltage power transmission components, on the refinancing of an existing credit facility worth 1.4 billion.
Gleiss Lutz advised Lantano Management, the investment vehicle of Nagarro's founding shareholder, on the sale of its roughly 21% stake in Nagarro to Galaxy Germany Holding, a subsidiary of Persistent Systems, as part of a voluntary
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader advised Dutch fitness company Basic-Fit on its acquisition of German gym chain wellyou for a purchase price of €52 million, strengthening the buyer's footprint in Northern Germany.
Linklaters advised Vonovia on the placement of senior, unsecured convertible bonds in an aggregate principal amount of €850 million. The bonds will fall due on 30 June 2031 and are convertible into new and/or existing ordinary registered
Freshfields has advised a banking consortium led by BNP Paribas, ING and UniCredit on a €6.5 billion green revolving credit facility for Amprion, Germany's transmission system operator, embedding EU Taxonomy-aligned sustainability criteria into the company's core
