Adina Chilim-Dumitriu

Adina Chilim-Dumitriu has 27 years of experience in the legal profession and is Co-head of the firm’s Public Procurement and PPP practice and of the Corporate/M&A practice, and Head of the Telecommunications and Media practice.

Adina is renowned for handling large domestic and cross-border M&A deals and for advising on complex corporate/contractual projects. She also assists clients in relation to privatization matters, joint ventures, corporate and operational restructuring projects, business transfer agreements, acquisitions of assets of business transfers, distressed M&A assets.

She is widely recognized for her expertise in the public procurement and infrastructure field, having contributed to many of the landmark projects completed in Romania in this sector.

• Advised a Canadian manufacturer of luxury winter clothing on the acquisition of the knitting manufacturing business operated in Romania by certain Italian designers.
  
  
• Part of the international team of advisors that assisted CANCOM SE, one of the leading integrated IT service providers in Germany, in the acquisition of K-Businesscom-Group and all its subsidiaries, Austria’s leading provider of IT&C solutions and services.
  
  
• Advised a construction consortium in one of the largest public procurement procedures (by value) ever organized in Romania and one of the most important transport projects, connecting Romania to the rest of Europe via the first high-speed railway line connection.
  
  
• Advised various construction companies in complex and large projects related to public procurement matters.

• M&A
• PPP/PFI
• Project development

• Agriculture
• Automotive
• Media
• Technology and telecommunications
• Utilities

• Bucharest Bar

• WSG

• Law Degree, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Law (1997)
• Certificate of international legal practice “Strategic Directions for International Practice”, New York City Bar Association (2003)
• 8th School of Project Finance, Euromoney Legal Training, St. Catherine’s College, Oxford, UK (2004)