Kirkland & Ellis advised Thoma Bravo on its acquisition of majority stake in Hypergene, a Swedish SaaS company for planning and performance management, from Monterro, the leading B2B software investor in the Nordics, and other minority shareholders.
The Kirkland team was led by corporate partners Vincent Bergin and David Higgins and associate Dan Sarkin. The team also included debt finance partner Kirsteen Nicol and associate Adrian Kilercioglu; tax partner Peter Abbott; investment funds partners Katie St. Peters and Amy Fox and associate Luke Scott; and antitrust & competition partner Shahrzad Sadjadi.
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