Gide advises Bridgepoint on the investment by Bridgepoint Development Capital V in Brevo, alongside Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

Gide has advised Bridgepoint, an alternative investment fund manager (AIFM) specialising in private equity, on the tax and structuring aspects of the investment by Bridgepoint Development Capital V in the share capital of Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), alongside Brevo’s management, Bpifrance, and Oakley Capital and General Atlantic.

 This transaction marks a further milestone in the development of Brevo, a leading provider of digital marketing solutions, and formally confirms its status as a “unicorn”. Brevo now supports more than 600,000 clients in over 180 countries, and continues to demonstrate sustained profitability, driven by strong growth, high-performance engagement solutions, and an integrated delivery platform.

This transaction marks a new stage in Brevo’s development, a major player in digital marketing solutions.

The Gide team was composed of Paul de France, partner, and Charles Ghuysen and Chloé Tabone, associates.

Bridgepoint was advised by Proskauer on corporate matters; Brevo’s management was advised by Goodwin; Bpifrance Investissement was advised by Hogan Lovells; and Oakley Capital and General Atlantic were advised by Kirkland & Ellis.