Global law firm Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has advised Léon Vincent Overseas (LVO), a French international logistics group backed by private equity firm MML Capital Partners, on its acquisition of a majority stake in Seatram Logistics Group, a Genoa-based international freight forwarding and logistics business.
Founded by the Bruzzo family in 1986, Seatram operates as a global freight forwarder with an established international presence, including offices in Switzerland, Australia, Canada, and South Africa.
The transaction will enable LVO to continue its growth strategy by further expanding the range of services offered to its clients while leveraging the complementary expertise and capabilities of the two groups.
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader advised LVO with a cross-border team from its Milan and Paris offices led by partners Florian Brechon and Stéphane Huten (Paris) and Francesco Stella (Milan), supported by counsel Martina Di Nicola and associate Lorenzo Bertola in Milan, and associate Guillaume Labrunie in Paris.
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