Leading global law firm Baker McKenzie has advised New York-based investment firm New Mountain Capital in connection with its acquisition of the Applied, Food and Enterprise Services businesses (“AES”) from the Discovery & Analytical Solutions segment of PerkinElmer, Inc.
The AES business includes PerkinElmer’s leading OneSource laboratory and field services, along with a portfolio of atomic spectroscopy, molecular spectroscopy, and chromatography instruments, consumables and reagents that serve the biopharma, food, environmental & safety and applied end markets.
Jointly led by the Firm’s London Private Equity and Corporate Reorganisations teams, Baker McKenzie fielded a global team, coordinating lawyers across 33 jurisdictions and multiple specialisms, with significant use of its market-leading legal project management team and legal tech solutions.
The team was led by London Private Equity Partner, Alex Lewis, and London Corporate Reorganisations Partner, Rakesh Rathod, with the core team including:
• Corporate (including Private Equity and Corporate Reorganisations): Naomi Inns (Associate), Jack Bliss (Associate), Jacob Turner (Associate), Angus Duncan (Associate), Dana Sabaite (Associate), Mollie Brown (Associate), Ushira Kapoor (Senior Associate)
• Employment: Julia Wilson (Partner), Annabel Mackay (Of Counsel)
• Pensions: Jonathan Sharp (Partner), Paul Williams (Director Designate, Johannesburg)
• IP: Catherine Woods (Associate), Jessica Greenwald (Partner, Dallas)
Commenting on the transaction, Corporate Partner, Alex Lewis, said: “It was a pleasure to support New Mountain Capital on this transaction. This deal demonstrates our unparalleled strength in delivering complex multijurisdictional carve-out transactions for our private equity clients.”
Rakesh Rathod added: “The collaboration across the PE and Reorganisation teams, both in London and across our global network, was incredible to see. These are the types of deals Baker McKenzie is built to deliver.”
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