Intellectual property (IP) is playing an ever more important role in M&A transactions, as companies become increasingly digital and a growing number of deals focus on acquiring the non-physical assets of both distressed and non-distressed companies.
Buyers acquiring IP in M&A transactions need to proceed carefully in order to ensure the deal is a success, navigating legal issues, identifying and avoiding risks and ensuring that the business is primed for a smooth post-deal integration. Even in deals where IP is the main factor, or even a major consideration, these are still things that buyers will need to pay close attention to.The company offers first-class information security and mobile working solutions to some of the highest profile clients in the UK. Sectors served include central and local government, healthcare, legal services, education, engineering, and retail. Pr...
The company specialises in designing and constructing bespoke modular data centres projects, along with containerised data centres, as well as offering maintenance contracts, repairs, auxiliary sales including general product upgrades, data room clea...
The company specialises in the design, supply, and installation of M&E and refrigeration systems within retail, storage, warehousing, office, banking and other clients’ premises. In addition, the company offers refrigeration and air conditioning PPM...
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