KSB Advises Jamf on Acquisition of Wandera
KSB’s team (Drahomír Tomašuk, Ján Béreš, Michal Hanuš, Jaroslav Zahradníček and Ondřej Siška) advised Jamf on legal due diligence, negotiation of the acquisition agreements, and specific option agreements for employees.
The value of the transaction is USD 400 million.
Further details are available here, here and here.
KSB continues to expand its advice on acquisitions of IT companies, as we have also recently assisted, among others, Heureka (acquisition of Dataweps), Solitea Holding (acquisition of D3 Soft, AspectWorks, AXIOM PROVIS, Clever Decision, Dotykačka and Smart Software), WY Group (acquisition of HOSTING90, Hosting for Free), Sandberg Capital (acquisition of a stake in Revolgy Business Solutions) and WebGlobe (IGNUM) (acquisition of the hosting division of Axfone, acquisition of Stable.cz).
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