
Latham & Watkins LLP has advised international technology group Körber on its acquisition of enVista’s platform of Enspire Commerce™ omnichannel solutions, including its order management system (OMS), and its freight audit and payment (FAP) services. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
With this acquisition, Kӧrber becomes a single, global provider of omnichannel commerce, fulfillment, and transportation software. In March 2022, Latham advised Körber on the sale of a significant minority stake in its supply chain software business to KKR. .
The Latham team was led by Chicago partner Jason Morelli, Hamburg partner Nils Röver, and Chicago associate Aidan Milstead, with Chicago associates Brian Baloun, Tyler Neal and Hamburg associate Jacob Ahme. Advice was provided on tax matters by Chicago partner Diana Doyle with associate Christopher Ohlgart; on IP and IT matters by New York partner Jeffrey Tochner with associate Sebastian Moss; on insurance matters by Los Angeles partner Drew Levin and associates Harrison White and Jesse Haywood Kirkland, and on employment matters by Chicago partner Benjamin Rosemergy and associate Victoria Wolfe.
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