Africa

South Africa

South Africa is an attractive market for German companies and one that offers a wealth of opportunities in many sectors. It is therefore one of the most important overseas markets for German exports. Gleiss Lutz advises German companies on their business endeavours in the country while also, conversely, advising South African companies on their activities in Germany.

Gleiss Lutz has long-established ties with leading independent South African law firms. As a result, we have developed long-standing personal relationships at all working levels that have been tried and tested in a wide range of cross-border legal issues. This allows us to assemble hand-picked teams tailored to our clients’ specific needs whenever required, as well as to coordinate teams of lawyers in South Africa.

Highlight matters South Africa

Gleiss Lutz advises Curaleaf on the acquisition of a majority stake and a strategic partnership with Four 20 Pharma Mandate
Billion-euro mobile communications infrastructure deal: Gleiss Lutz advises Deutsche Telekom on the sale of its towers business to investment firms Brookfield and DigitalBridge Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises Valora on acquisition of Frittenwerk Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises Highlight Communications on successful squeeze-out of minority shareholders of Sport1 Medien Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises Broncus Holding in connection with IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises ASML on the sale of Berliner Glas Medical and SwissOptic to JENOPTIK AG Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises the shareholders of Hotjar on the sale to Contentsquare Mandate
Federal Court of Justice grants colour trademark protection to Lindt gold bunny Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises PHOENIX on the acquisition of McKesson’s European business Mandate
Gleiss Lutz advises Robert Bosch on the carve-out and sale of Bosch Packaging Technology to CVC Capital Partners Mandate
Contact person South Africa
Chambers Global 2019

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