DeA Capital buys Ñaming sandwiches from Talde fund: Advisors
The private equity firm DeA Capital, part of the Italian De Agostini group, has signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in the sandwich manufacturer Ñaming.
Talde Private Equity, until now owner of 90% of the company, is expected to exit the group’s shareholding, while Jorge Miranda, CEO and member of the founding family, reinvests part of the funds raised and remains as a minority partner in the capital.
The transaction is subject to approval by the National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC).
Deloitte Legal has advises Talde Private Equity and has counted with a corporate M&A team composed by Sharon Izaguirre (partner) and Alberto Castilla (associate), Rafael Piqueras (director) of the competition area, and with the tax advice of Pablo López (senior associate), with the coordination of David Usano (principal associate) of the corporate M&A team.
The team has also advised Jorge Miranda, CEO and member of the founding family, on the occasion of his reinvestment and maintenance as a (minority) partner together with DeA.
Eversheds Sutherland advised the Taste of Italy 2 fund, managed by DeA Capital Alternative Funds SGR, with a team formed by Ignacio Balañá de Eguía, Corporate M&A partner, who led the transaction together with Diego Muro Matoses, senior associate, and María Tornero Campa, lawyer, from the same department. Also participating in the transaction were Antonio Cuellar (tax), Teresa Villarroya Vargas, Marta Becker and Eugenia García-Calzada (banking & finance) and Crisanto Perez-Abad and María Rodríguez Villegas (antitrust).
