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GA_P advises Electronic IDentification (eID) shareholders on the sale of the company to Signicat
8 of July, 2021
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo advises the shareholders of Electronic IDentification (eID) on the sale of the company to Signicat, a Norwegian provider of digital identity solutions, for 88 million euros.
eID, headquartered in Madrid, is a provider of remote identification systems via streaming video. This deal will strengthen Signicat’s European presence and take it a step closer to becoming the market leader in the provision of digital identity and e-signatures worldwide.
The GA_P team has been formed by: Alex Pujol, Carolina Posse and Irene Romero, partner, associate and LEF, respectively, of the Corporate and M&A area.
eID, headquartered in Madrid, is a provider of remote identification systems via streaming video. This deal will strengthen Signicat’s European presence and take it a step closer to becoming the market leader in the provision of digital identity and e-signatures worldwide.
The GA_P team has been formed by: Alex Pujol, Carolina Posse and Irene Romero, partner, associate and LEF, respectively, of the Corporate and M&A area.
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Sandra Cuesta
Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
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