Gide advises Bridgepoint on Bridgepoint Development Capital V investment in Brevo alongside Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

"Gide, Proskauer, Goodwin, Hogan Lovells and Kirkland & Ellis advised on Bridgepoint Development Capital V’s investment in Brevo (formerly Sendinblue). Gide advised Bridgepoint on tax and structuring, Proskauer on corporate, Goodwin for Brevo management, Hogan Lovells for Bpifrance Investissement and Kirkland & Ellis for Oakley Capital and General Atlantic."

Gide, Proskauer, Goodwin, Hogan Lovells and Kirkland & Ellis acted for the principal parties in the transaction: Gide advised Bridgepoint on tax and structuring matters; Proskauer advised Bridgepoint on corporate matters; Goodwin advised Brevo's management; Hogan Lovells advised Bpifrance Investissement; and Kirkland & Ellis advised Oakley Capital and General Atlantic. The transaction concerns the investment by Bridgepoint Development Capital V into Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), made alongside Brevo's management, Bpifrance Investissement, Oakley Capital and General Atlantic. This operation marks a new stage in Brevo's development and formally recognises its status as a unicorn. Brevo now supports more than 600,000 clients in over 180 countries and continues to report sustained profitability, underpinned by solid growth, high-performance engagement solutions and an integrated delivery platform. Gide represented Bridgepoint (AIFM) with a team composed by: Paul de France (partner, tax and structuring), Charles Ghuysen (associate) and Chloé Tabone (associate). Proskauer represented Bridgepoint on corporate matters. Goodwin represented Brevo's management. Hogan Lovells represented Bpifrance Investissement. Kirkland & Ellis represented Oakley Capital and General Atlantic.

Gide advises Bridgepoint on Bridgepoint Development Capital V investment in Brevo alongside Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

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