Clifford Chance has advised international infrastructure manager Asterion Industrial Partners and its portfolio company Nabiax on the sale of Nabiax’s Americas operations to Actis.
The divested portfolio includes a number of subsidiaries operating 11 data centres in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Argentina and the US (Florida). Following the sale, Nabiax will continue to own and operate its European assets.
Clifford Chance advised Asterion Industrial Partners on all legal aspects of the disposal, including the carve-out of the selected assets, as well as TMT, finance and antitrust matters.
The cross-border, multidisciplinary team that advised on the transaction was led by partner Javier Amantegui, who was assisted by senior associate Javier Montañés and associates Josep Massana, Conrado López, María Barragán, María Rodrigo and Xabier Olabarri. Partner André Duminy, senior associate Mark Comber and associate James Wong assisted on TMT-related matters, counsel María Sabau advised on finance matters, while counsel Begoña Barrantes and associate Clara Iglesias advised on antitrust matters.
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