CNPLaw has extensive experience in advising clients across various industries in Malaysia, and is highly attuned to the commercial needs of its clients, comprising domestic and international corporations with business interests in Malaysia.
We have over the years, acted for Malaysian clients comprising listed and unlisted corporations in cross-border due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, debt and corporate restructuring, high-value commercial agreements (such as collaboration and joint-ventures, investment, supply of goods and services and franchises), and have advised clients on disputes resolution and enforcement.
We also routinely assist Malaysian clients on advisory and regulatory matters, which include the establishment of businesses in Singapore, technology ventures, intellectual property matters and employment. Given that a number of our lawyers have their roots in Malaysia and/or were former Malaysian legal practitioners, we have the edge in having local knowledge, which better enables us to meet our client’s business and legal objectives.
Work Highlights
CNPLaw LLP advised Tech Data on acquisition of Innovix group of companies
CNPLaw LLP advised Tech Data on its acquisition of the Innovix group of companies, a member of the Fortune Global 500-listed Jardine Matheson Group. Headquartered in Hong Kong. Innovix is a leading regional IT distributor with more than 8,000 channel partners in Asia. The acquisition will enhance Tech Data’s vendor portfolio, increase their customer base and strengthen their end-to-end solutions capabilities. Tech Data is a leading end-to-end technology distributor and is ranked No. 90 on the Fortune 500®. It has also been named one of Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies for 11 straight years.
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- CNPLaw LLP advised Axcelasia Inc. in its divestment of principal subsidiaries to the Hong Kong Tricor group, for a consideration of RM69.7 million
- CNPLaw advised Malaysian listed company Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor Berhad in its acquisition of Toyoplas Manufacturing (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Perangsang Dinamik Sdn. Bhd.
- CNPLaw advised Malaysian government-linked private equity firm on proposed divestment of investment in F&B franchise in Singapore.
- CNPLaw advised SUTL Marina Development Pte Ltd on joint venture to develop and operate marinas in Puteri Harbour Malaysia
- CNPLaw advised clients in the tender of projects for implementation of electronic tax filing system in Malaysia
- CNPLaw advised a Malaysian listed company on its acquisition of a business process outsourcing company in Asia
- CNPLaw advised Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad on its initial acquisition of equity interest in the Port of Tanjung Pelepas in Johor
- CNPLaw advised Malaysian listed company AYS Ventures Berhad in its acquisition of Steelaris Pte Ltd through its wholly-owned subsidiary, AYS Capital Sdn Bhd
- CNPLaw LLP advised Axcelasia Inc. in its divestment of principal subsidiaries to the Hong Kong Tricor group, for a consideration of RM69.7 million
- CNPLaw advised Silverlake Axis Ltd on acquisition of Silverlake Digital Economy Sdn Bhd, Silverlake Digitale Sdn Bhd and Silverlake One Paradigm Sdn Bhd
- CNPLaw acts for venture capitalist in his claim for above US$5 million.
- CNPLaw advised Silverlake Axis Ltd on acquisition of three Silverlake private entities
- CNPLaw advised British and Malayan Trustees Limited in relation to a consent solicitation exercise by Otto Marine Services Pte Ltd
CNPupdates, News and Events
Data privacy, collection and transfer of employee data – What employers must know amidst the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
The Singapore government has remained vigilant in setting up multiple lines of defences to contain the virus and to prevent further spread amongst residents. Local organisations are also to be applauded for their efforts to obtain health and travel declarations from employees for the purposes of contact tracing. However, potential data privacy issues in the collection, use or disclosure of employee information may arise.
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- How Initial Coin Offerings (“ICOs”) are regarded or regulated in various countries
- Cryptocurrencies & fintech regulatory update
- Facilitating Cross-Border Capital Raising in ASEAN
- Employment law update on restraint clauses
- Asia’s First: The Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC)
- Asia Region Funds Passport
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