Adsero advised the sellers – Ayady Egypt for Investment & Development (Ayady), NI Capital Holding for Financial Investments (NI Capital), and Post For Investment (PFI) – on the divestment of Tamweely Microfinance (
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Egypt’s merger and acquisition (M&A) landscape witnessed a significant decline in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to the latest report by global law firm Baker McKenzie. The report, based on LSEG
Deal & transactions
Healthcare, Pharma & Life Sciences
Saudi Arabia
Baker McKenzie Guides SPIMACO’s Global Expansion
Global law firm Baker McKenzie has acted as legal counsel to Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries & Medical Appliances Corporation (SPIMACO) in its acquisition of a significant 68.0% stake in Swiss pharmaceutical firm Osmopharm. This landmark deal, announced
Baker McKenzie served as legal counsel to digital workflow company, ServiceNow in its acquisition of artificial intelligence (AI) powered platform G2K Group. G2K’s technology allows organizations to connect real‑time data across
Deal & transactions
Egypt
Transport
Baker McKenzie: Hutchison Ports awarded new concessions in Egypt
Hutchison Ports, a renowned port investor, developer, and operator, has been advised by global law firm Baker McKenzie on two new concessions in Egypt, in addition to related shareholding arrangements. The investment, which amounts to
Deal & transactions
Egypt
Energy & Trading
Baker McKenzie with AMEA Power on 2 renewable projects in
Baker McKenzie Cairo acts as the Egyptian Legal Counsel to AMEA Power on the development and financing of two renewable projects in Egypt with a capacity of 1000 megawatts and value of USD 1.1 billion. The projects,
Banking & Finance
Deal & transactions
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Baker McKenzie: EFG Hermes and valU in two transactions in
Baker McKenzie has advised EFG Hermes and its buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) fintech platform, valU for consumer finance (valU), on two planned strategic ttransactions. The first of which is the acquisition by valU of a stake
Baker McKenzie has successfully advised a consortium of financial investors led by Amethis and included SPE AIF I (SPE Capital) and European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), on the acquisition of a 95% stake of
