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Hungarian Government And Vinci SA’s €4.3 Billion Acquisition Of Budapest Airport From AviAlliance

Hungarian Government And Vinci SA’s €4.3 Billion Acquisition Of Budapest Airport From AviAlliance

June 12, 2024 Marco Zingaro Greater London Legal Chronicle

Tagged: Achim Kirchfeld AviAlliance GmbH Christoph Barth David Martin Hannes Ingwersen Jan Endler Julia Funke Julia Grothaus Julian Böhmer Katie Rivers Kristina Willmes Lea Schürmann Linklaters megadeals Rico Kaßmann Ross Schloeffel Sebastian Klingen Sebastian Plötz Subir Rajadhyaksha

In UK Linklaters, advised on the matter.Linklaters advised AviAlliance GmbH with a team including David Martin (Picture – Corporate M&A), Subir Rajadhyaksha (Energy & Infrastructures), Ross…

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Hungarian Government And Vinci SA’s €4.3 Billion Acquisition Of Budapest Airport From AviAlliance

Author: Marco Zingaro