Advising Sandberg Capital on Major Education Transaction
Beyond our standard advice that included due diligence and drafting the transaction documentation, KSB was involved in creating the structure of the Educleus holding group. KSB advised not only the incorporation of the holding company itself but also on issues related to its financing and the environment for the group’s further development.
The aim of the newly formed group, which includes both Bakaláři and Twigsee, is to provide digital support to Czech kindergartens and schools. Sandberg Capital, together with the minority owners of Bakaláři Software (of which Sandberg Capital is the majority owner), will continue to work with Twigsee founder Vanda Seidelová on developments in this area (for more information, please click here).
During our long-term cooperation we have previously advised Sandberg Capital which has operated on the market since 2014 on acquisition of various companies in the IT, telecommunications, education, agriculture and retail segments, including DAKTELA and Green Fox Academy.
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