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Rutgers & Posch advised Anders Invest in relation to its acquisition of a majority interest in Gebana Brasil. Gebana Brasil operates in Brazil, in the production and processing of organic, non-GM, soy, grains and seeds. The company is the market leader in this niche market, which can be called small with less than 0.5% of the total Brazilian market, but has been showing stable growth of around 10%…

Rutgers & Posch advised Anders Invest in relation to its acquisition of a 60% interest in TBK Group B.V. The company develops solutions for minimizing pollution and dust emissions related to bulk handling and employs approximately 30 permanent employees in the Netherlands. The team of Rutgers & Posch consisted of Bas Mees and Joost Kuipers.

Rutgers & Posch advised Anders Invest in relation to its acquisition of Burgers Carrosserie. Burgers, founded in 1925, is a manufacturer of special Double Deck Trailers. The company has a turnover of approximately € 40 million and employs more than 85 people. Burgers supplies its trailers to leading customers including Action, Zeeman and Jumbo. In addition, Burgers serves customers with maintenance and repairs from service locations throughout Europe.…

Rutgers & Posch advised Krauthammer and the selling shareholders on the sale of Krauthammer to Lepaya. Krauthammer is an iconic international operating training provider for senior leadership and commercial excellence. Following this acquisition, Lepaya becomes Europe’s largest corporate edTech & upskilling company. The Rutgers & Posch team consisted of Matthijs van den Broek, Joost Kuipers and Inge de Laat. Press release:

May and June are the months when most employees receive their holiday pay. With the summer holidays just around the corner, this is also the time when many holidays are taken. A good time to review the legislation on holiday pay- and days. Holiday allowance In principle, every employee is entitled to holiday allowance of 8% of the gross annual wage payable by the employer. This holiday pay…

The whistleblower who over a decade ago shared internal tax documents from his employer PWC with a journalist, which came to be known as the Luxleaks, was recently vindicated by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). The leaking of confidential information was permissible since the whistleblower was acting in the public interest and contributing to the social debate about multinational corporations and paying…