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Assistance in the sale of Profimedia.CZ

The KŠB team (Josef Kříž and Drahomír Tomašuk) provided legal advice to the seller in the sale of the Profimedia.CZ group, which offers images from all over the world. The acquisition includes the parent company Profimedia based in the Czech Republic and its subsidiaries in Hungary, Croatia and Romania.

The buyer is the Czech Press Office, whose goal is to offer a complete service in the field of providing photographs and other visual materials thanks to the acquisition of Profimedia.

Several years ago, KŠB assisted in the acquisition of Profimedia and subsequently also its subsidiaries isifa, a.s. and isifa CEE, s.r.o.

You can find more information here or here (only in Czech).

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