Tech M&A
The power of technology, translated into deals
Technology transforms markets at speed. Digitalisation, data and platforms increasingly determine a company’s value. To realise or strengthen that value, the legal framework needs to be right.
Technology drives transactions
Technology plays a central role in growth, innovation and competitive position. This is directly reflected in M&A. Transactions are increasingly technology-driven and therefore more complex.
It is no longer just about the deal. IP, data, privacy, contracts and the scalability of the business model are just as critical. The key question is: how do you structure a transaction that fits how your technology works and grows? We help you shape that and translate it into a deal that delivers.
Multidisciplinary where needed, focused where it counts
Our Tech M&A team combines deal experience with in-depth knowledge of the technology sector. We advise tech companies, investors and management teams at every stage – from preparing for sale and securing funding to acquisitions, joint ventures and integration.
We look beyond the transaction itself. How do you secure value? Where are the risks? And how do you ensure continued growth after closing? We work closely with specialists in IT, IP, privacy, cybersecurity and employment law. This ensures advice that is both precise and immediately actionable.
Our expertise
- (Cross-border) transactions in the technology sector
- Vendor due diligence and sale preparation
- Funding rounds (equity and debt)
- Acquisitions, buy-outs and acquihires
- Joint ventures and strategic partnerships
- Licensing and outsourcing arrangements
- Carve-outs and divestments (including TSAs)
- Post-merger integration
- Employee participation
Who do we work for?
We work for technology companies, from scale-ups to corporates, and for investors and management teams involved in technology-driven transactions.
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Recent cases Tech M&A
- Acquisition of multiple data centres for a private equity-backed fibre operator
- Platform acquisitions for a renewable energy company
- Partial sale and investment in a software-driven energy scale-up
- Sale of an IT hardware company
- Acquisition of technology IP for a German multinational
- Joint venture between a Dutch and a US software developer
- Sale and IT carve-out of a logistics company
- Acquisition of a software company for a US media group
- Investments in and exits from tech start-ups