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15/07/2013
CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre (advisers to Altimus) and Clifford Chance Europe LLP (advisers to Apax and Altrafin Participations) have intervened in the indirect acquisition of a stake in the capital of Altran Technologies by the company’s management.
The members of the executive committee of Altran Technologies have joined forces, directly and indirectly, with Altimus (which they control) to acquire a minority 2.4% stake in the capital of Altrafin Participations, the reference shareholder of Altran Technologies, controlled by Apax.
Altimus was advised by CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre; Christophe Blondeau (Partner), Thomas Bortoli and Cécile Leclerc advised on Corporate/M&A aspects, and Didier Gingembre (Partner) and Ludovic Duguet advised on fiscal aspects.
Apax and Altrafin Participations were advised by Clifford Chance Europe LLP; Gilles Lebreton (Partner) Thibaut Cambuzat and Stéphanie Giuliani advised on Corporate/M&A aspects, and Eric Davoudet (Partner) advised on fiscal aspects
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