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GA_P advises Hawk Infinity on the acquisition of FBA Indaga Soft

icon 10 de July, 2025

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo ha asesorado a Hawk Infinity, compañía de inversión noruega especializada en tecnología y crecimiento empresarial, en la adquisición del 100% del capital social de FBA Indaga Soft, S.L., compañía española líder en soluciones para el sector sanitario y la gestión de calidad.

La operación, que incluye, entre otros aspectos, la reinversión por parte de los vendedores de una parte del precio de la venta en Hawk Infinity AS, refuerza el compromiso de Hawk Infinity por el sector healthtech y consolida su posición como uno de los fondos más activos en la adquisición y desarrollo de empresas tecnológicas en Europa.

El equipo de GA_P ha estado liderado por Mónica Weimann, Cristina Sánchez Weickgenannt, Marta Andía Jiménez y Guillermo Menéndez, socia y asociados del equipo de Mercantil y ha contado con el apoyo, entre otros, de María García de la Concha y Pilar Pérez Muriedas socia y asociada de la oficina de Vigo, respectivamente.

Abogado mencionado

Monica Weimann – Partner

Cristina Sánchez Weickgenannt – Senior associate

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