Eugenio Zupo

Eugenio Zupo is a Senior Associate in the Milan M&A and Private Equity Group. Eugenio represents corporate clients across a diverse range of industries, as well as private equity houses, families, and entrepreneurs on all manner of M&A transactions, including private domestic and cross-border acquisitions, carve-outs, minority investments, competitive auction process, consortium deals and exits.

• Engagements

  • Mr. Giovanni Fassi in the sale of a majority stake in the Fassi Group to Investindustrial;
  • Dr. Max Group in the acquisition of Neo Apotek S.p.A., an Italian group operating more than 130 pharmacies in Italy;
  • Montefiore Investments in the acquisition of EXA, a leading global general contractor;
  • CVC Capital Partners in its sale of the Pasubio group to PAI Partners;
  • Oaktree Capital Management in its minority investment in Mail Boxes Etc;
  • The Blackstone Group in its in its minority investment in Italian real estate group Kryalos;
  • Orienta Capital Partners in its sale of Passione Unghie to Trilantic;
  • Orienta Capital Partners in its acquisition of a majority stake in Plyform;
  • Orienta Capital Partners in its acquisition of a majority stake in Trendcolor;
  • Orienta Partners in its acquisition of a majority stake in in LMA, a manufacturer of complex metal components for the aerospace sector;
  • The Cherubini family in the sale of a majority stake in Salpa to Equinox;
  • Equinox in its acquisition of a majority stake in the Migal group;
  • ExxonMobil in its sale to Algeria’s Sonatrach of the 160,000 b/d Augusta refinery in Sicily, along with three associated fuel terminals and related pipeline infrastructure;
  • Société Générale on its plan to form a joint venture with AllianceBernstein;
  • CVC Capital Partners in its acquisition of the Pasubio group;
  • The shareholders of Angeloni, Impregnatex and ITT in their simultaneous sale to ORCA, a leading carbon fiber player controlled by IDI, a French listed PE Fund;
  • McCormick Corporation in its approximate €120 million acquisition of Giotti;
  • BentallGreenOak on the sale of 9 logistics assets located in Italy to Patrizia AG;
  • GreenOak in its the acquisition of several logistic assets across northern Italy from different institutional investors;
  • General Electric on the sale of its distributed power business to Advent International for $3.25 billion;
  • P.H. Glatfelter Company in its the acquisition of Georgia Pacific’s European Nonwovens Business;
  • General Electric on the carve out of Nuovo Pignone – GE’s Oil and Gas business and combination with Baker Hughes to create a leading equipment, technology and services provider in the oil and gas industry;
  • ZZ Capital International in its investment in the Building Energy Group;
  • Dover Corporation in its acquisition of the Ravaglioli group;
  • Coima SGR S.p.A., COIMA RES SIIQ S.p.A. and their affiliates in connection with a number of real estate assets acquisitions;
  • York Capital Management in the acquisition of the hotel “Beverly Hills” located in the center of Rome;
  • GreenOak in the acquisition of two office buildings located in Milan from a German real estate fund managed by Commerzbank AG, through an Italian real estate fund managed by IDeA Fimit SGR S.p.A. called “GO Italia 1”, whose units are 100% owned by GreenOak;
  • GreenOak in the acquisition of several logistics compounds composed by two logistics assets located in Carisio, from BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management Italy S.G.R. p.A., as management company acting on behalf and in the interest of the alternative real estate closed-end reserved fund named “Club Deal”;
  • The Ministry of Economy of the Italian Republic in connection with the privatization of Enav S.p.A.;
  • InnovHeart in its €20 million series B financing, led by Panakes Partners;
  • InnovHeart in its $55 million series C financing, led by Grand Pharmaceutical Group Limited.