Linklaters has taken a lead role for GDF Suez on its $9.5bn (£6bn) bid for the 30% of International Power (IPR) that it does not already own, reports The Am Law Daily. Linklaters M&A partners Iain Wagstaff in London and Marc Loy in Paris are advising GDF, after both led a team from the magic circle firm representing GDF when it acquired a majority stake in IPR in August 2010. That deal transformed GDF into the world's largest utility company.
March 30, 2012 at 12:19 PM
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Linklaters has taken a lead role for GDF Suez on its $9.5bn (£6bn) bid for the 30% of International Power (IPR) that it does not already own, reports The Am Law Daily.
Linklaters M&A partners Iain Wagstaff (pictured) in London and Marc Loy in Paris are advising GDF, after both led a team from the magic circle firm representing GDF when it acquired a majority stake in IPR in August 2010. That deal transformed GDF into the world’s largest utility company.
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