Press

Frankfurt/Main – Enviria, one of Germany's leading providers of decentralised energy solutions, has entered into a definitive agreement on an equity investment from Blackrock, through its Global Renewable Power IV fund. As part of this transaction, the existing investors, Galileo Green Energy, BNP Paribas, Alter Equity and Redalpine, are selling their stake in Enviria.A CMS team headed by Dr Florian Plagemann advised the existing investors on all legal aspects of their exit. CMS regularly advises venture capital investors and start-ups and has already advised in connection with the previous financing round of Enviria. Enviria, based in Frankfurt/Main, offers innovative En­ergy-as-a-Ser­vice solutions for the B2B sector. The start-up takes on the financing, planning, installation and operation of solar systems, as well as the integration of charging stations and energy storage. CMS Germany Dr Florian Plagemann, Lead Partner Dr Friedrich von Spee, Counsel Carmen Hübner, Senior Associate Dr Maximilian Eitelbuß, Senior Associate, all VC/PE Birgit Wagner, Legal Manager Jule Marie Holz, Legal Specialist, both Smart OperationsPress Con­tact presse@cms-hs. com

Munich – German fitness technology and corporate fitness provider EGYM has received €207 million in fresh capital from US investor Affinity Partners and existing investors Mayfair Equity Partners...

Munich – Treasury Intelligence Solutions (TIS) acquires Cashforce, a Belgium-based FinTech start-up offering AI-based cash management and cash forecasting solutions. The acquisition of Cashforce is...

Munich – Biotech company Tubulis has successfully completed a Series B round of financing worth EUR 60 million. Three new investors, Andera Partners, Evotec SE and Fund+, joined the round. All the existing...

Berlin – Berlin-based software start-up Sellics Marketplace Analytics GmbH has been fully acquired by Ascential plc, a company headquartered and listed in London. Once the acquisition has been completed...

Stuttgart – Phone-as-a-ser­vice provider everphone has raised USD 200 million in growth capital. The round of financing was led by Cadence Growth Capital (CGC), the fastest growing growth PE fund in...

Munich – Munich-based fitness tech start-up EGYM has raised USD 41 million in a Series E round of financing. The round saw Mayfair Equity Partners, a leading growth investor in the technology and consumer...