
Sidley is representing Electronics for Imaging, Inc. (EFI) in its combination with Agfa-Gevaert N.V.’s Digital Printing Solutions business (Agfa DPS). Under the definitive agreement, an affiliate of Siris Capital Group, LLC will hold a 60% interest and Agfa DPS will hold a 40% interest in the jointly held company, bringing together the operating capabilities of EFI and Agfa DPS. The combined company is expected to serve thousands of customers across more than 100 countries through a global sales and service network. The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
The Sidley team is being led by Vijay Sekhon and Ayo Badejo (M&A and Private Equity), and includes Rudy Ramirez, Fiona Winicki, and Elise Zappia (M&A and Private Equity); Jason Semmes, Ken Daly, Mary Marks, Vadim Brusser, Iva Todorova, Chloe Larsen, and Ignacio Montaño Díaz (Antitrust and Competition); Kristen Smith, Jim Albrecht, Bill Turnbull III, and Brent Harding (Global Finance); Eric Grosshandler, Jason Menzies, Rachel Ellison, and Ryan Power (Tax); William RM Long, Ash Nagdev, Matthias Bruynseraede, Ben Cross, and Stephanie Lim (Privacy and Cybersecurity); Stephen Fronk, Paul Kariyawasam, Zach Johnston, and Patrick Donaldson (Technology Transactions); Elizabeth Burns and Joanna Janica (Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation); Eric Hoffman and Alex Down (Labor, Employment and Immigration); Sven De Knop, Maryanne Kamau, Ben Vallimarescu, and Laura Verbeken (Global Arbitration, Trade and Advocacy); Brandon Bryer (Real Estate); Asher Zlotnik (Commercial Litigation and Disputes); Emmanuel Okoli (Investment Funds); Maureen Crough (Environmental, Health, and Safety); and Michael Mann (White Collar Defense and Investigations).
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