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GA_P advises the founders of Vipremi on the sale of a majority stake in its share capital
8 of October, 2024
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo advises the founders of Vipremi, the company specialising in the manufacture of lightweight precast concrete accessories for the construction sector, on the sale of a majority stake in the company’s share capital to HCapital, a Portuguese private equity fund.
The GA_P team was formed by Mafalda Barreto, Susana Morgado and João Teixeira da Silva, partner and associates of the Commercial team of the Lisbon office.
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