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Baker McKenzie has advised EQT Partners on its acquisition of a majority stake in Nexon Asia Pacific.
Firms: Baker McKenzie (EQT Partners); Undisclosed (Nexon Asia Pacific)
Value: Undisclosed
Area: M&A
Key players: The Baker McKenzie team was led by partner and head of private equity Simon De Young, with assistance from partner Lawrence Mendes, senior associate Eliza Low and associate Daniel Conti.
Deal significance: EQT Partners is a Swedish investment firm, while Nexon Asia Pacific is a cloud and managed service provider, headquartered in Australia.
The company provides unified communications, cloud, managed security, business solutions and digital workspace services to clients across various sectors in Australia.
“We are delighted to have assisted EQT with this important transaction," said Mr De Young.
“This transaction represents a continuation of Baker McKenzie’s relationship with EQT in the Asia-Pacific region and illustrates the strength of the Baker McKenzie team in negotiating and implementing complex transactions.
“We wish EQT and the Nexon management team well in the next phase of growth for the Nexon business."
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