Sunrita Sen
Sunrita Sen
Sunrita Sen
Sunrita Sen

Biography

Sunrita Sen is an associate in the Firm's Global M&A Practice Group, based in Chicago. Sunrita focuses her practice on sophisticated domestic and global mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital transactions, divestitures, SPAC transactions and other complex corporate matters. She regularly advises strategic buyers, private equity sponsors, corporate venture groups and other institutional investors on transformative transactions, growth initiatives and portfolio company acquisitions, with experience guiding clients through all phases of the deal lifecycle, from structuring and negotiation through execution and post-closing integration.

Her practice spans a broad range of industries, including financial services, food and beverage, healthcare, manufacturing and technology, and she is known for her strategic insight, commercial judgment and ability to manage intricate deal dynamics in fast-moving and highly complex environments.

Experience

Representative matters include the representation of:

  • Schneider Electric Industries SAS, a global leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, on the sale of its industrial sensors business, Telemecanique Sensors, to YAGEO Corporation, a global electronic component and service provider based in Taiwan.
  • EchoStar on US$19 billion sale of spectrum and commercial agreement with SpaceX.
  • Nomura Holdings America Inc., the U.S. arm of the Nomura Group, a global financial services group and one of Japan's largest investment banks and brokerage group, on its proposed US$1.8 billion acquisition of Macquarie's U.S. and European public asset management business.
  • Asahi Europe & International Ltd., in the acquisition of Octopi Brewing, LLC, a leading beverage production and co-packing facility located in Wisconsin, via purchase of all of its equity interests and properties.IFS North America, Inc., an affiliate of Industrial and Financial Systems, IFS AB, a leading global cloud enterprise software company, in its acquisition of Falkonry Inc., an industrial artificial intelligence software company that provides automated, high-speed data analysis to the manufacturing and defense industries.
  • AirHelp, Inc., a global leader in legal assistance for compensation related to flight disruptions, in connection with the equity investment by Abry Partners in the group.
  • Ross Acquisition Corp. II, on its proposed $280 million business combination with APRINOIA Therapeutics Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy.
  • NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG) in its US$2.8 billion acquisition of Vivint Smart Home, Inc., a leading smart home platform company, for a total transaction value of US$5.2 billion, including the assumption of debt.
  • B. Riley Principal 150 Merger Corp. (NASDAQ: BRPM), a SPAC, in its US$1 billion business combination with FaZe Clan, Inc., a leading US gaming, lifestyle and digital content platform.
  • ABM Healthcare Support Services, Inc., a provider of ambulatory, environmental, food and nutrition, laundry and linen, parking and guest, patient transportation, patient sitter and companion services, in the sale of its clinical engineering organization to Crothall Healthcare, a healthcare support services company.
  • The venture capital arm of Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT), the world's largest construction-equipment manufacturer, in connection with its equity investments in various strategic targets.
  • Galaxy Digital Capital Management LP, a global investment management company focused on digital assets, in numerous investments in emerging growth companies.
  • HighPost Capital, a private equity firm specializing in the global consumer and consumer technology sectors, in its investment in Spotter, a leading YouTube content aggregator.
  • Sole Source Capital LLC, a lower-middle market private equity firm, in numerous acquisitions.

Representative matters prior to joining White & Case include the representation of a:

  • NYSE-listed bank holding company in its US$10.3 billion all-stock merger with a NYSE-listed commercial bank.
  • Large personal lines and small commercial insurer in its US$2.3 billion merger with a similar sized auto and home insurer.
  • Privately held US talent agency in its US$1 billion acquisition of a primarily European privately held talent agency.
  • Global insurance holding company in its US$300 million acquisition of a US-based insurance agency and brokerage company.
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