DLA Piper has advised Torqx Capital Partners, a private equity fund, on its exit from Intreso Group BV

DLA Piper has advised Torqx Capital Partners, a private equity fund, on its exit from Intreso Group BV, a European leader in specialized logistics, to Draslovka Holding A.S., a manufacturer of specialist chemicals. Previously, DLA Piper had advised Intreso Group on its buy-and-build strategy with acquisitions in The Netherlands and Slovenia.

Intreso Group BV is a leader in specialized handling methods for goods related to pest control including fumigations, heat treatments and QPS services. Driven by its majority shareholder, private equity investor Torqx Capital Partners, Intreso Group BV expanded its operational activities from Belgium to the Netherlands as well as Slovenia.

The cross-border DLA Piper team was led by partner Michaël Heene (Corporate/M&A, Antwerp), lead lawyer Gregg Moons (Corporate/M&A, Antwerp), associate Pieter Vermeulen (Corporate/M&A, Antwerp) and also included partners Kristof De Vulder (IP/IT, Brussels), Laurent De Surgeloose (Employment, Brussels), Jochem Beurskens (Corporate, Amsterdam), Johan Zwemmer (Employment, Amsterdam), Alexis Fierens (IP/IT, Brussels), Jasna Zwitter-Tehovnik (Finance, Projects & Restructuring, Vienna), Leon Korsten (Litigation & Regulatory, Amsterdam), Leen van der Marel (Real Estate, Amsterdam), counsel Heidi Waem (IP/IT, Brussels), lead lawyers, Elisabeth Daem (IP/IT, Brussels), Jascha Kolesnyk (Employment, Brussels), Birgit Creemers (Litigation & Regulatory, Antwerp) and associates, Florian De Rouck (IP/IT, Brussels), Emma Stockman (IP/IT, Brussels), Henrick Doorn (Employment, Amsterdam), Fien Wuyts (Litigation & Regulatory, Antwerp), Domen Brus (Finance, Projects & Restructuring, Vienna), Arjen de Snoo (Litigation & Regulatory, Amsterdam) and Nicole Lange (Real Estate, Amsterdam).