DLA Piper Giziński Kycia sp.k. boasts ‘exceptional practical and transactional experience’ and advises local and global corporations and companies, financial institutions, issuers, investment funds, and brokerage houses on domestic and cross-border M&A transactions in the technology, media, heavy industry, healthcare, and life sciences sectors. Marta Frąckowiak chairs the team, which saw the elevation of Piotr Miller to the partnership in May 2023, and the promotion of Malwina Bonder and Izabela Gębal to counsel in July 2023. Jakub Domalik-Plakwicz possesses legal and regulatory expertise regarding M&A transactions, while counsel Wojciech Kalinowski leads a team specialising in venture capital mandates.
Testimonials
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‘I had the pleasure to work with a few individuals executing an international sell-side mandate. Piotr Miller was very communicative and with high soft skills, was easily dealing with the other team and the negotiations went very smoothly. Michał Sowiński was also engaged in the project and was very analytical and diligent, remembering about all important aspects and safeguarding the necessary actions.’
‘Michał Gintowt allowed us to properly understand the key risks and challenges on our transaction and successfully helped us navigate through them. Apart from being a strong legal and business partner, he's also a well-read individual with whom it is a pleasure to interact and discuss, not only about case-related topics.’
Key clients
- Allegro
- Arhelan
Work highlights
- Advised the Wirtualna Polska Group on the conclusion of a conditional agreement with, among others, funds managed by PortfoLion Capital Partners to acquire the Szallas Group, which owns major travel platforms for booking accommodation in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, and Croatia.
- Advising RWE on the acquisition of shares of a company which is a major developer of renewable energy projects in Poland, together with a whole portfolio of PV projects, consisting of approximately 450 different projects in Poland with a total electricity capacity of over 3GW.