IFLR1000 Reviews

Financial and corporate

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is a law firm established in Portugal in 2010. The firm also has one office in Lisbon.

 

Focusses / specialisms

The firm has a particular focus on project development transactions and is also very active in project finance, restructuring and insolvency and M&A deals.

 

Key clients

Key clients of the firm include Densair, Hermès, Endesa, Grupo Alfa, Prisa, Sixth Street, Sovos, Suzlon, Energizer, WPD, Grupo Gransolar, Ergon, Esprinet, IVECO, FORD, De’ Longhi, Dos Grados Capital, Kobus Partners, Bluetree, Q-Energy, MOTA-ENGIL, Acciona Construcción, EDIVISA Consortium, Dos Grados Capital, IVECO, CNH Industrial, Sindicato dos Jogadores Profissionais de Futebol Foresight Group Acciona Construcción and BayWa.

 

Research period review: 32nd edition (2022/2023)

During the research period the firm was active in banking, debt capital markets, M&A, project development and finance and restructuring and insolvency.

In banking the firm worked in trade finance, real estate finance for clients connected with banking and financial services sectors.

In debt and equity capital markets the firm worked for issuers on bond and note issuances for clients connected with real estate, banking and financial services sectors.

In M&A the firm worked for buyers and sellers on private acquisition and real estate acquisitions transactions for clients connected with investment management, industrials and manufacturing, technology and communications,

In projects the firm worked on PFI, concession and project finance deals for clients connected to energy, financial services, construction and financial services.

In restructuring and insolvency the firm’s work focused on insolvency proceedings and special revitalization proceedings for clients connected with transport and sports services.

 

Deal highlights: 32nd edition (2022/2023)

Portuguese banking institution bond/note restructuring

DAK Americas M&A

MOTA-ENGIL € 50 million concession

Acciona Construcción € 150 million concession