Latham Advises on Sale of 30% Stake in Loscam to Mubadala

"Latham & Watkins advised selling shareholders Trustar Capital, FountainVest and Sinotrans on the sale of a 30% stake in Loscam to Mubadala Investment Company. Post-transaction, Trustar and Mubadala each hold 30%, while FountainVest and Sinotrans each hold 20%. The deal marks Mubadala’s first co-control investment in Asia’s industrial sector."

Latham & Watkins advised the selling shareholders Trustar Capital, FountainVest and Sinotrans in connection with the sale of a 30% stake in Loscam International to Mubadala Investment Company. The transaction involved the sale of a 30% equity interest in Loscam, a provider of sustainable pooling and logistics solutions, to Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala. As a result of the transaction, Trustar Capital and Mubadala each hold a 30% stake in Loscam, while FountainVest and Sinotrans each retain a 20% stake. The deal represents Mubadala’s first co-control investment in Asia’s industrial sector and underscores growing global investor confidence in the region’s evolving supply chain landscape. Latham & Watkins represented the selling shareholders Trustar Capital, FountainVest and Sinotrans with a team composed by: Hong Kong corporate partners Frank Sun and Stephen Shi, and associates Yao Yang, Ryan Siu and Rita Hong. Advice on antitrust and foreign direct investment matters was provided by Brussels partner Héctor Armengod, with counsel Wesley Lepla and Hong Kong associate Yanyan Yang. Advice on tax matters was provided by London partner Sean Finn, with counsel James Leslie and associates Nicole Lim and Tom O'Malley.

Latham Advises on Sale of 30% Stake in Loscam to Mubadala

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