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Rutgers & Posch advises Anders Invest on the acquisition of an equity stake in Straatman Building Smart Connections and the reinvestment by the current shareholders. Straatman Building Smart Connections is a manufacturer of balcony railings and balustrades and has an annual turnover of €20 to €25 million and nearly 100 employees. Anders Invest is an investment fund that primarily invests for the long term in Dutch manufacturing companies,…

Rutgers & Posch advises its longstanding client Colbe (formerly known as Zorg van de Zaak), a portfolio company of Parcom, on the acquisition of Aquilum group, a specialist in sustainable employability. The transaction is still subject to approval by relevant regulatory authorities. The Rutgers & Posch team consisted of Matthijs van den Broek, Justus Fortuyn, Veerle Cordemeijer, Laura Dingemans, Jeanne Plettenburg, Hanna Steensma, Ilaha Muhseni and Maarten Minnaard.…

Menopause is a life phase that affects nearly half of the female workforce. Recent research shows that eight out of ten women experience complaints during menopause, and for seven out of ten women, these complaints affect their work. Examples include hot flashes, sleep problems, fatigue, and loss of concentration. Yet, the topic often remains underexposed in the workplace: only 13% of women discuss their complaints with their supervisor,…

Rutgers & Posch represented NASDAQ listed uniQure N.V. in a public offering of 6,736,841 ordinary shares at a price of $47.50 per share, as well as pre-funded warrants to purchase 526,316 of its ordinary shares to certain investors. The gross proceeds to the company were approximately $345 million. uniQure is advancing a pipeline of proprietary gene therapies for the treatment of patients with Huntington’s disease, refractory temporal lobe…

Rutgers & Posch advises the shareholders of Formdesk, a Dutch software company that builds smart web forms via its online platform and links them to underlying systems for organisations, particularly in the semi-public domain, on the sale of Formdesk to Vertical Horizon, a software company that is part of Böschen IT Investments. See this link for more information. The Rutgers & Posch team consisted of Matthijs van den…

Rutgers & Posch advises Banyan Software, a leading acquirer and operator of mission-critical software businesses, on the acquisition of Anago, a Netherlands-based provider of planning and resource optimization software that helps public organizations streamline their processes to serve people more efficiently. The team of Rutgers & Posch consisted of Justus Fortuyn, Laura Dingemans, Hanna Steensma, Thomas Been, Maarten Minnaard, Jamie Pellegrom, Ilaha Muhseni and Laetitia Wezenbeek.