Linklaters advises Triton on the sale of EQOS to Eiffage Énergie Systèmes

Linklaters has advised Triton on the agreement to sell EQOS, a leading specialty installation and service company of critical infrastructure in Europe, to Eiffage Énergie Systèmes ("Eiffage"). Terms and conditions of the transaction, which is subject to customary regulatory approvals and other closing conditions, are not disclosed.

As a leading infrastructure service provider with a turnover of 459 million euros and around 1,700 employees, EQOS offers tailor-made solutions covering the entire service range from consulting, planning, installation to maintenance in the areas of power grid, energy, mobile communication, and railway.

The Linklaters team was led by the Frankfurt partners Ralph Drebes and Andreas Müller (both Private Equity/M&A).

Further team members were Matthew Devey (Partner, Employment, Frankfurt), Oliver Rosenberg (Partner, Tax, Düsseldorf), Tobias Rump (Counsel, Antitrust & Foreign Investment Control, Düsseldorf), Dr Anna-Katharina Lohbeck (Counsel, TMT, Frankfurt), Julia Rupp (Managing Associate, Private Equity/M&A, Frankfurt), Lisa Bauer (Managing Associate, IP/LAI, Frankfurt), Hendrik Bier (Managing Associate, Employment, Frankfurt), Julius Gerbaulet (Associate, Private Equity/M&A, Frankfurt), Anna Tamara Castaner Coll (Associate, Private Equity/M&A, Frankfurt), Shana Pham (Transaction Lawyer, Corporate/M&A, Frankfurt), Maximilian Weitzel (Associate, Private Equity/M&A, Frankfurt), Theresa Noßke (Associate, Antitrust & Foreign Investment Control, Düsseldorf), Felix Wichert (Associate, TMT, Frankfurt), Catharina Müller (Associate, IP/LAI, Frankfurt), Matthias Hohmann (Associate, Banking, Frankfurt), Maximilian Kühn (Associate, Real Estate, Munich), Juliane Kwasniok (Associate, Employment, Frankfurt), Jan Horatio Hörmann (Associate, Private Equity/M&A, Frankfurt), Annika Rech (Associate, Tax, Düsseldorf) and Simone Rohr (Associate, IP/LAI, Frankfurt).