Amsterdam, 21 May 2026 – Global law firm Hogan Lovells advised Triton and its portfolio company Hanab on Hanab’s EUR 1.4 billion syndicated refinancing, completed in a compressed timeframe and involving bank lenders and debt investors across Europe. The transaction underscores continued market support for high-quality credits in a challenging macroeconomic environment and highlights Hogan Lovells’ ability to deliver complex, cross-border financings for private capital clients.
Hanab is a leading Dutch multi-utility service provider, with more than 3,000 employees, delivering integrated solutions across energy and utility, connectivity, and building installation services. The company focuses on sustainable solutions and digital infrastructure, supporting the development, installation, and maintenance of critical networks and systems for public and private sector clients.
Wouter Jongen said: “This financing demonstrates strong lender confidence in Hanab and shows that high-quality credits can continue to attract broad institutional support even in a demanding market. It also reflects the value of an integrated team bringing together financing, corporate, notarial, and employment lawyers across multiple jurisdictions to deliver at pace.”
The Hogan Lovells team was led by Amsterdam-based partner Wouter Jongen, with support from counsels Jan-Willem Boer, Douglas Gibbs and Annebeth Bleeker.
The core team also included partners Chantalle Schoegje (Corporate M&A), Jaap Geleijns (Corporate M&A) and Maria Benbrahim (Employment) (all Amsterdam), Nick Cusack (Finance), Jennifer O’Connell (Finance) and James Cross (Private Equity) (all London), Alexander Koch (Corporate M&A), Gérard Neiens (Tax) and Ariane Mehrshahi (Finance) (all Luxembourg), and Dr. Jan Feigen (M&A/Private Equity, Hamburg), working closely with colleagues across the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Brussels, London, and Germany.
The wider team included counsel Dr. Philipp Strümpell (Private Equity, Munich), counsel Benoît Serraf (Corporate M&A), counsel Jean-Philippe Monmousseau (Tax), counsel Valérie Laskowski (Finance), associate Martina Benackova (Finance) (all Luxembourg), senior associate Alexander Tanguy (Corporate M&A, Brussels), senior associate Olivia McDonnell (Finance), associate Alex Hum (Finance), paralegal Emma Bartlett (Finance) (all London), and paralegal Jikke de Witte (Corporate M&A), senior associates Ard Faaij (Corporate M&A), Iléne Baltes (Finance), and associates Eran Lapid (Corporate M&A), Joey van de Bunt (Corporate M&A), Daniel de Bruijn (Finance), Floris Huizenga (Corporate M&A), Femke van Dijk (Finance), Quirine Gerrits (Finance), Charlie Huddlestone (Finance), Imane Azdad (Employment), Famke Rothstegge (Employment) and Auke van der Heyden (Employment) (all Amsterdam).
