Joachim Breithaupt specialises in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and succession, and advises on venture capital deals and management buyouts.
He also has wide experience of cross-border tax issues and the development of closed-end funds. In addition, he assists in developing tax-optimised structures for SMEs and entrepreneurs. He has very broad knowledge of the automotive sector.
Joachim joined Osborne Clarke from the Cologne office of Graf von Westphalen Fritze & Modest in 2001. From 1996 until 1998 he worked for the German Group of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
He is a frequent lecturer on corporate and tax issues.
Plantix
Osborne Clarke advises on sale of Plantix to Helm AG, read more.
DoorDash
Osborne Clarke has advised DoorDash on USD 750 million Series B financing round of rapid delivery firm Flink SE, read more
Taxdoo
Osborne Clarke advises Taxdoo in Series B funding round with Tiger Global
Sequoia Capital and firstminute capital
Osborne Clarke advises Sequoia Capital and firstminute capital on investment in n8n GmbH, read more
Lightspeed
Osborne Clarke advises on the sale of Gastrofix to Lightspeed, read more
Greenyard Fresh Germany GmbH
Osborne Clarke advised Greenyard Fresh Germany GmbH on the sale of its fruit wholesale distribution centre to Frischebrüder GmbH, read more
Trade Republic
Osborne Clarke advises Trade Republic on investment by Creandum and Project A, read more
Playa Games
Osborne Clarke advises the founders of Playa Games on its sale to Stillfront Group, read more
A-Gas
Osborne Clarke advises A-Gas on acquisition of Arthur Friedrichs Kaeltemittel, read more
TomTec
Advised TomTec on its takeover by Philips, read more
STEMMER IMAGING
Advised the management team of STEMMER IMAGING on its takeover by AL-KO, read more
Caruso
Advised Caruso GmbH on the market launch of their platform Caruso, read more
Insights
German business and the coronavirus: How companies can secure liquidity and other FAQs.
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