Stibbe assists Eurazeo with the acquisition of a majority stake in Mapal Stibbe assisted global investment group Eurazeo with the Luxembourg corporate and financial aspects of its investment in software provider Mapal.
Stibbe advises Intervest on landmark EUR 300 million logistics transaction with Weerts Logistics Parks Stibbe advised Intervest on the acquisition of a strategic logistics real estate portfolio from Weerts Logistics Parks. Valued at approximately EUR 300 million, this landmark deal ranks among the largest ever in the Belgian logistics real estate sector.
Stibbe advises Aedifica on agreement with Cofinimmo to form Europe’s leading healthcare REIT Stibbe advised Aedifica on its proposed conditional exchange offer to Cofinimmo and the resulting agreement to combine and create Europe’s leading healthcare REIT.
Taking initiative: ACM catches transaction ahead of new powers M&A transactions falling below the merger notification thresholds are not necessarily exempt from scrutiny. Companies should therefore carefully assess the potential competitive impact of their transactions, as the ACM has proven to be vigilant.
Stibbe assists Goed Stibbe successfully assisted Goed on the sale of its pharmaceutical retail and wholesale business to Multipharma.
Stibbe advises Proximus on the sale of its datacentres business to Datacenter United Stibbe advised the Belgian-listed company Proximus, a leading provider of digital services and communication solutions in Belgium and international markets, on the sale of its datacentres business to Datacenter United for an enterprise value of €128 mio.
Stibbe advises Deckx family on Viabuild Group NV share transfer Stibbe provided legal counsel to the Deckx family regarding the transfer of shares in Viabuild Group NV to ViAc Holding, a newly established holding company. ViAc Holding will be equally owned by the Deckx family and Square Group NV.
Luxembourg’s new cross-border mobility regime Luxembourg, the last EU country to transpose EU Directive 2019/2121 on cross-border conversions, mergers, and divisions, has moved forward. Over two years after the bill's submission, the Luxembourg Parliament voted in favor of its adoption.