Dennis Seifarth is an associate in the Munich office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. He is member of the firm’s Mergers and Acquisitions and Private Equity Practice Groups.

Mr. Seifarth advises strategic and financial investors on Mergers & Acquisitions with a focus on private equity transactions. His experience includes complex, national and international corporate/M&A, private equity as well as venture capital investments for clients of various industries.

Prior to joining Gibson Dunn, Mr. Seifarth worked in the Munich office of a renowned US law firm.

Mr. Seifarth is fluent in German and English.

Experience

Representative transactions include advising:

• Triton on its acquisition of a majority stake of Inwerk GmbH
• Gilead Sciences, Inc. on its acquisition of MYR GmbH (approx. €1.15 billion plus up to €300 million milestone payment)
• Centrotec SE on the acquisition of all shares of PARI Group
• Heska Corporation on the acquisition of scil animal care GmbH, a veterinary point of care laboratory and imaging diagnostics leader, from Covetrus, Inc.
• Triton on its acquisition of Lamina Technologies SA
• Advent International on its $ 3.25bn acquisition of Distributed Power Business from GE*
• Schoeller on the partnering with Brookfield*
• LGT on financing round in aviation start-up Lilium*
• ProSiebenSat.1 on partnership with General Atlantic for NuCom*
• Philipp Lahm Holding on investment in Schneekoppe*
• ProSiebenSat.1 on acquisition of majority stake in Jochen Schweizer GmbH*
• Qatar Solar Technologies on insolvency of SolarWorld and acquisition of SolarWorld’s assets *
• ProSiebenSat.1 on acquisition of majority stake in Virtual Minds*
• PAI Partners and Goldman Sachs on sale of Xella*
• General Atlantic on investment in FlixBus and merger of Mein Fernbus with FlixBus*
• Advise on sale of mytheresa.com to Neiman Marcus Group*
• Goldman Sachs on acquisition of Flint Group in partnership with Koch Industries*
• RHJ International on the Acquisition of BHF-Bank AG from Deutsche Bank*

(*Experience Prior To Joining Gibson Dunn)