Norton Rose Fulbright advises lenders on the financing for the acquisition of Equans Infra & Mobility B.V. by Aberdeen Investments and DigitalBridge

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised a syndicate of lenders on the financing for the acquisition of Equans Infra & Mobility B.V. by Aberdeen Investments and DigitalBridge.

The financing will support the acquisition and expansion of Equans Infra & Mobility B.V., an Electric Vehicle Charging Platform in the Netherlands.

The Norton Rose Fulbright team advising on this transaction was led by partner Wouter Hertzberger and included partner James Dunnett, counsel Marjolein Pichel and James Tong, associates Willemijn Holm and Jan de Wit, and consultant Anthony Pallet. The wider deal team also included partners Daphne Broerse (Projects) and Bart Le Blanc (Tax), senior associates Carlo van Haasteren (Employment), David de Roos (Corporate) and Jasper Geerdes (IP/IT), and associates Marjolein Lensing (Tax), Mark de Haan (Tax) and Amina Šehović (Projects).

Wouter Hertzberger commented:

"We are pleased to have supported the lenders' side of this financing, which underscores the importance of Electric Vehicle charging in the Netherlands. The transaction involved multiple workstreams and required close coordination across the syndicate to deliver a financing structure that met the needs of all parties involved."

Norton Rose Fulbright's global banking and finance team is at the forefront of many of the most significant project and acquisition financings, advising on complex multi-jurisdictional issues. The firm acts for a broad range of clients, delivering banking and finance services worldwide across all key industry sectors, including energy, infrastructure, technology and life sciences.