Global law firm Clifford Chance has advised KKR, a leading global investment firm, on the sale of a minority stake in Q-Park B.V. to Pontegadea Inversiones, S.L. (“Pontegadea”) and Interogo Holding AG (“Interogo”). Pontegadea has acquired a 20% stake in Q-Park from existing shareholders, including KKR. Concurrently, Interogo Holding, through its infrastructure investment fund Inter Infrastructure Capital, has increased its stake from 12.25%, acquired in August 2024, to 18%. KKR will remain the controlling shareholder. Read more about the transaction here.
Q-Park is a leading European parking infrastructure owner and operator, with a large and diversified portfolio of approximately 4,400 owned, leased and managed parking facilities The Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark. KKR initially invested in Q-Park in 2017 through its infrastructure investment fund KKR Global Infrastructure Investors II, to support the company’s digital transformation and the expansion of its EV charging infrastructure. Since KKR’s investment, Q-Park has adapted to evolving urban mobility needs, reinforcing its position as a frontrunner in sustainable infrastructure.
The Clifford Chance team was led by Jan-Hendrik Horsmeier and further consisted of Ernst van der Touw, Bart van Hattum, Ruben van Diepen, Marguérite Elias and Jasper Leistra (Corporate M&A), Serkan Özel (Notarial), Michiel Sunderman, Stern Flik and Alec Sanderson (Tax).
In August 2024, Clifford Chance also advised KKR on the sale of a minority stake in Q-Park to Interogo Holding.
