WFW advises Ridgebury and Tufton on US$40.6m acquisition of two Suezmax tankers with Euronav
The joint venture acquired two Suezmax tankers for a combined consideration of US$40.6m.
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WFW advises Coro Energy on Italian oil & gas portfolio sale
The initial consideration, payable by Zenith on completion, will be settled through the issue of 6.7m new Zenith shares.
WFW advises Globalstar on US$199m refinancing agreements
A six-year loan facility will primarily be used towards the prepayment of existing credit payments, amounting to US$152m, as well as to pay off a US$66m bridge facility raised in June 2019.
WFW half year revenue up 2%
Lothar Wegener: “This is a good result for the firm, improving as it does on last year’s result for the same period, and clearly demonstrating the ongoing success of the sector-focussed model that drives WFW”.
WFW advises CMBFL on US$415.6m sale and leaseback of 20 chemical tankers for Stolt Tankers
The proceeds of the deal were used to refinance certain debt secured on the vessels.
WFW advises Zaha Hadid Architects on A$5.3bn Sydney airport design project
The new airport opens in 2026 and will be the largest international gateway in Australia by 2060. It is expected to support almost 28,000 jobs within five years of opening.
WFW advises Milstein Properties in US$749m redevelopment of 335 Madison Avenue
The refinancing supports ongoing renovations, including the base of the building’s 29-story atrium, a two-story library and workspace, retail kiosks, a bar and lounge, a pool and a gym.
WFW advises HQ Equita on acquisition of packing machine specialist WOLF
Having also acquired majority stakes in packaging machine specialists FAWEMA and HDG in 2018, HQ Equita further strengthens TPG with WOLF’s acquisition.
WFW boosts Asia-Pacific corporate offering with key new hire
Ivy was previously a Partner and China Desk Head at DFDL, Bangkok. Going forward, Ivy will be dividing her time between WFW’s Bangkok and Singapore offices.
WFW advises Bondcare on UK care home business acquisition
This was a complex tri-partite arrangement with Bondcare taking full control of Darrington’s operational care home business, and Target REIT taking over the real estate freeholds of five care homes.