Supported by bpv Hügel, Raiffeisen-Holding sells yoghurt manufacturer NOM Dairy

13. September 2013

Bpv Hügel advised Raiffeisen-Holding on the sale of its dairy manufacturer NOM Dairy, located in Telford (Great Britain).

Capital Increase of Erste Group Bank AG

23. July 2013

bpv Hügel advised Erste Group Bank AG on a capital increase.

Capital Increase of Valneva

27. June 2013

Valneva SE, which emerged from the merger of Intercell AG and Vivalis SA, increased its capital by EUR 40m an the end of June 2013.

20th Seminar on „Recent Developments in Business and Tax Law“ at Vienna University/Law School

01. March - 30. June 2013

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Austrian Competition Law Newsflash

1. March 2013

March 1st, 2013, brings a number of important changes to Austrian competition law.

Workshop Smartphone goes Business

26. February 2013

On February 26th 2013, bpv Hügel and 7P Austria GmbH hold a workshop which is part of a series of lectures titled “Smartphone goes Business”

16. Wiener Juristengespräche

08. February - 09. February 2013

On the occasion of the Vienna Lawyers Ball (Juristenball), we cordially invite you to attend the law symposium “16. Wiener Juristengespräche”, taking place on February 8th and 9th 2013 in Vienna.

bpv Hügel advises Intercell AG on its cross-border merger with Vivalis SA

7. January 2013

Mid-December 2012, board members of Vivalis SA and Intercell AG announced, they had agreed upon a merging their companies.

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