Gide advises Partech on its exit from Brevo’s share capital and the entry of Oakley Capital and General Atlantic

Gide has advised the investment fund Partech on its divestment from the share capital of Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), in the context of a transaction enabling the entry of Oakley Capital and General Atlantic into the company’s share capital.

 This transaction represents a further stage in Brevo’s development as a leading provider of digital marketing solutions and reflects Partech’s strategy of supporting the growth of high-potential European technology companies.

The Gide team was composed of partners Paul Jourdan-Nayrac and David-James Sebag, and associate Sarah Doray.

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.