Juridia Attorneys-at-law provides capital markets advice largely through Mika Taberman and often in connection with a corporate transaction (for example restructurings as has been the case over the past year) or in relation to mid-sized capital raisings.
There were some interesting deals recently....
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Juridia Attorneys-at-law provides capital markets advice largely through Mika Taberman and often in connection with a corporate transaction (for example restructurings as has been the case over the past year) or in relation to mid-sized capital raisings.
There were some interesting deals recently. The firm advised Ruuki Group on the Finnish aspects of a £37 million tender offer to acquire the share capital of London Aim listed Chromex Mining. The firm also advised the board of directors of Ruuki on the Finnish aspects of the company's cross listing to the premium segment of the Official List on the LSE.
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Juridia Attorneys-at-law's corporate department is led by Tero Routamo with partners Mika Taberman and Kimmo Oila doing a lot of the leg work and leading deals. Over the last couple years the firm has had a steady growth, specialising predominantly in advising national clients on mid-sized M&A and restructurings....
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Juridia Attorneys-at-law's corporate department is led by Tero Routamo with partners Mika Taberman and Kimmo Oila doing a lot of the leg work and leading deals. Over the last couple years the firm has had a steady growth, specialising predominantly in advising national clients on mid-sized M&A and restructurings.
In recent work, the firm advised the Ruukki Group on its tender offer to acquire the entire share capital of Aim-listed Chromex Mining for £37 million. The acquisition, which was closed in January 2011, completes Ruukki's vertical integration with its South African business as well as increasing Ruuki's capacity.
In a second significant deal, Oila advised the shareholders of Process Vision, one of the country's leading energy data management companies, on its sale to Herkules Private Equity Fund III and Elis Holding for just shy of €50 million.
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