Experience Advising:

• Lyft, Inc. the peer-to-peer marketplace for on-demand ridesharing, on its proposed acquisition of FreeNow (a leading European multi-mobility app with a taxi offering at its core) from BMW Group and Mercedes-Benz Mobility, for approximately €175m
• EDF Renewables Ireland on its partnership with Simply Blue Group to develop up to 2.65 GW of floating wind off the coast of Clare and Cork respectively.
• eir on the conclusion of a 49.99% investment by InfraVia European Fund V in Fibre Networks Ireland Limited which will facilitate the expansion of eir's fibre-to-the-home broadband network.
• Numis Securities Limited on the admission to trading of the ordinary shares of Aquila European Renewables plc on Euronext Growth Dublin.
• Statkraft on the acquisition of a portfolio of operating wind farms in Ireland from London-listed investment firm The Renewables Infrastructure Group.
• Palm Capital and KKR on the acquisition of the Core Industrial portfolio of Irish industrial and logistics properties.
• NJJ on its acquisition of a 66% interest in eir, Ireland's leading telecoms, broadband and media company, and subsequently advising eir on the €300m sale of its masts business to Phoenix Towers International.
• Greencoat Renewables on its acquisition of Coillte's 50% stakes in Raheenleagh and Cloosh Valley wind farms; and on its acquisition of a combined 25% stake in Sliabh Bawn wind farm from Coillte and Bord na Mona respectively. The investments total a net generating capacity of 105.1MW.
• The joint global co-ordinators on the sale by the Department of Finance of a proportion of its shareholding in Allied Irish Banks and on the related IPO and admission to the official lists of the Irish and London Stock Exchanges of Allied Irish Banks.
• Cairn Homes on its IPO, subsequent fundraisings and on its admission to the main securities market of the Irish Stock Exchange.
• Permanent TSB Group on its re-IPO by way of €412m primary equity placing, €98m secondary equity placing, and re-admission of all ordinary shares to trading on the main markets of the Irish and London Stock Exchanges, together with the €400m buy back of Irish Government subscribed 2011 contingent capital notes.