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GA_P advised Kartesia and GTO Partners on the acquisition of Smarttech to Ayesa

icon 25 de September, 2024

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Kartesia and GTO Partners on the acquisition of the Spanish technology company Smarttech Industry Software Solutions, dedicated to provide software solutions for industrial processes.

This transaction highlights the confidence in the growth of the European technology sector and, at the same time, both firms show their commitment to Spain as a key market for technological innovation. 

The GA_P team was formed by Álvaro Mateo, Andrés Castro and Marta del Toro from Corporate; Aitor Soloeta and Luis Cuesta from Tax; Isabela Crespo and Isabel Bandín from IP; Vanessa Fernández-Lledó and Paloma de Carlos from White Collar Crime and Internal Investigations and Diego Rizo from Employment.

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Álvaro Mateo Sixto – Partner

Andrés Castro – Senior Associate

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