Gide advises Partech on exit from Brevo and entry of Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

"Gide advised Partech on its exit from Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), enabling Oakley Capital and General Atlantic to enter the company's capital. Proskauer advised Bridgepoint on corporate aspects; Goodwin advised Brevo's management; Hogan Lovells advised Bpifrance Investissement; Kirkland & Ellis advised Oakley Capital and General Atlantic."

Gide advised Partech in connection with its exit from the capital of Brevo, while Proskauer advised Bridgepoint on corporate aspects, Goodwin advised Brevo's management, Hogan Lovells advised Bpifrance Investissement and Kirkland & Ellis advised Oakley Capital and General Atlantic. The transaction facilitates Partech's disposal of its stake in Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) and enables the entry of Oakley Capital and General Atlantic into the company's capital. This operation represents a new stage in Brevo's development as a major provider of digital marketing solutions and reflects Partech's strategy of supporting the growth of high‑potential European technology companies. Gide represented Partech with a team composed by: Paul Jourdan-Nayrac and David-James Sebag, partners, and Sarah Doray, associate. Proskauer represented Bridgepoint. Goodwin represented the management of Brevo. Hogan Lovells represented Bpifrance Investissement. Kirkland & Ellis represented Oakley Capital and General Atlantic.

Gide advises Partech on exit from Brevo and entry of Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

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