Date Published: 4 January 2016
CNPLaw LLP (“CNP”), formerly known as Colin Ng & Partners LLP, acted for the selling shareholders of a target company in the sale of equity interests to a European buyer with a global presence. The target company is in the business of distributing technology products with various subsidiaries in South East Asia and South Asia and is valued at over US$100 million.
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