White & Case advises A.P. Moller Capital on acquisition of Euroports Group

Global law firm White & Case LLP has advised A.P. Moller Capital on its definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in Euroports Group, a leading port terminal operator and provider of logistics solutions.

Euroports operates more than 50 deep-sea and inland port terminals across 10 European countries and China. The company handles more than 70 million tonnes of bulk, breakbulk and liquid bulk cargo each year, including fertilisers, agribulk, sugar, fruit, forest products, metals and minerals. Euroports employs around 3,000 people.

The White & Case team which advised on the transaction was led by partner Ken Barry and included partners Edward Attenborough, Tim Hickman, Dan Reavill, Michael Engel, Anneka Randhawa and Benjamin Morrison (all London), Carlo Meert, Sara Nordin, Nick Hallemeesch, Marika Harjula, Alexandre Hublet and Christopher Wauters (all Brussels), Will Lund, Adam Pierson and Fraser Galloway (all Abu Dhabi), Heather Greenfield and Tamer Nagy (both Washington, DC.), Orion Berg (Paris), Stefanie Benson (Sydney), local partners Geoffroy Fink (Brussels), Kai Neumann (Frankfurt), counsel Olga Klyzhenko (Abu Dhabi), Ana Calvo and Guillermo Ruiz de Salazar (both Madrid), Tommaso Tosi (Milan), Andreas van den Eikel (Berlin) and associates Oji Adoh, Matthew Pope, Mirabel Anosike, Jack Clifford, Ed Pearson, Mhairi Fraser, Edward Beard, Joao Lacerda, Isabella Bertolini and Daniel Segalovich (all London), Elien Claeys, Iakovos Samras, Luvas Verborgh, Willem Van de Putte and Charlotte Berthe (all Brussels), Alec Buchanan (Abu Dhabi), Ashley Stoner and Tim Sensenig (both Washington, DC.), Niels Ardeo-Winter, Camille Fouque, Anais Eudes, Marco Hladik, Louis Roussier, Laila Draz and Amelia Guglielmi (all Paris), Alejandro Grima, Alberto Rus, Maria Estela Pichardo and Elvira De Ribot (all Madrid), Daniele Pojani and Francesco Balestra (both Milan), Jessica Hall (Sydney), Emrehan Mermer and Begum Bekar (both Istanbul), Nazly Khedr (Cairo), Johannes Wiehe, Lennart Merlin Werbeck and Jan Diether (all Frankfurt), Arvine Nooralian and Antonio Marin (both Luxembourg), Joona Krigsman, Emma Elopuro and Willie Zhang (all Helsinki) and Saud Alasheikh (Riyadh).

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