KPMG Law advised the Hagedorn Group on the negotiation and closing of a financing transaction A team led by Frankfurt-based KPMG Law partner and head of the Legal Financial Services Solution Line, Miriam Bouazza, provided comprehensive banking and finance law advice to the Hagedorn Group on the closing of a financing transaction. The syndicated financing has a volume of 93 million euros. Kreissparkasse Köln acted as mandated lead arranger with the further participation of Sparkasse Hannover, with whom Hagedorn has been working for a long time. Hagedorn is currently in an expansionary phase and plans to use the financing for start-up financing. “The collaboration with KPMG Law was extremely beneficial in this context. We felt well and professionally advised throughout the entire process,” emphasizes Dr. Jörg Rieger, CFO of the Hagedorn Group. The Hagedorn Group, based in Gütersloh, offers comprehensive services with a focus on demolition, disposal and recycling, heavy-duty logistics, civil engineering and land revitalization. Hagedorn has several locations throughout Germany and is one of the world’s leading all-round service providers in the field of dismantling. Advisor Hagedorn GroupKPMGLaw: Miriam Bouazza (lead, partner, Legal Financial Services), Dr. Christian Nordholtz (Partner, Corporate), Marc T. Zimmermann (Senior Manager, Legal Financial Services) KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft: Alexander Strolz (Senior Manager, Deal Advisory, Debt) provided support on commercial issues regarding loan documentation.
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