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THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION, ORBITALADS PARTNER
The European Commission becomes, for €3M, a partner of the Spanish company OrbitalAds, artificial intelligence and machine learning. We analyse it from the corporate finance perspective.
UST GLOBAL BUYS PART OF NECSIA
Corporate Finance analyses UST Global's €10m acquisition of Necsia's cybersecurity business unit from UST Global.
ERNST & YOUNG: YOUR PROCUREMENT STRATEGY
We analyse the procurement strategy of the professional services firm Ernst & Young, one of the so-called Big Four.
ANACONDA BIOMED: MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
Anaconda Biomed, a medical technology company, sells part of its shares for €20m. We analyse it from a Corporate Finance perspective.
XCEED: DIGITISATION OF NIGHTLIFE
We analyse the latest sale of shares in Xceed, a technology startup that aims to digitise nightlife, for €2.3m.
BUGUROO: DEEP LEARNING FOR CYBERSECURITY
From Corporate Finance we analyse the sale of shares in the deep learning-based cybersecurity company Buguroo to new and existing investors.
GLOBAL DEALMAKERS: CROSS-BORDER M&A
Baker Tilly International commissioned Acuris Studios to gauged the opinions of 150 dealmakers on global M&A opportunities, trends and challenges.
UALA: PERSONAL FINANCE IN ARGENTINA
We analyse from a Corporate Finance perspective the third share sale of the Argentinean fintech Ualá, for $150M.
AMPER BUYS TWO TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective how Amper has acquired the 100% of two Spanish technology companies belonging to the Setelsa group.
AMADIX: BIOMEDICINE AGAINST CANCER
We analyse from a corporate finance perspective the sale of shares in the biotech company Amadix, valued at around €3.2m.
BROOMX: IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY
Broomx Technologies sells part of its shares to new investors such as Wayra, Telefónica's investment vehicle, for €2M. We analyse it from Corporate Finance.