N+1 emerged as the 10th M&A financial advisor in Europe by transaction value and 23rd by number of deals in the first quarter of the present year, according to Mergermarket. In this period, N+1 has advised in ten M&A transactions with an aggregated value of over US$47bn.
N+1’s international investment banking service proved remarkably successful in this period: out of the ten M&A deals, nine were cross-border of which three were co-executed by teams of different offices of the Group: the acquisition of Turkish NSK by Spanish Roca (in which Roca was advised by N+1’s Istanbul and Madrid teams), the acquisition of German Elumatec by Italian Group Emmegi (advised by Milan and Frankfurt offices) and the acquisition of Italian Nova Foods by Spanish Agrolimen (Madrid and Milan teams advising Agrolimen).
In Switzerland, N+1’s investment banking team was involved in the largest outbound acquisition by a Chinese company (and the largest takeover in Switzerland as well), advising Synenta’s Board of Directors on the US$43bn public tender offer from ChemChina (more info).
Following the merger of N+1 with boston-based C.W. Downer[1], N+1 emerged as a listed company with global capabilities and teams on the ground in 13 countries. In 2015, the investment banking division advised 115 transactions: 59 M&A deals (56% of which were cross-border), 18 debt related deals (volume of close to €6bn), 27 capital markets deals and credit portfolio transactions totalling €3.5bn of volume.
[1] The transaction is only subject to FINRA approval.
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