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White & Case said it advised the book running lead managers on Jio Platforms’ initial public offering under Rule 144A and Regulation S. The firm said the entirely primary offering raised INR302 billion and involved a syndicate of 19 banks, combining Indian and international offering requirements.
White & Case said it advised A.P. Moller Capital on the acquisition of Portek from Mitsui. The firm described Singapore-based Portek as a terminal operator and engineering business with operations across Asia, Europe and Africa, and said its advice involved lawyers working in London, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Johannesburg, Paris, Dubai and Melbourne.
White & Case said it advised initial purchasers and lenders on PureGym’s refinancing comprising £1.4 billion-equivalent dual-tranche senior secured notes due in 2032 and a £216 million revolving credit facility. The firm said the financing will refinance existing debt and provide funds for general corporate purposes.
White & Case said it advised Tristar founder and chief executive Eugene Mayne and minority shareholder Diamond on Aegis’s agreement to acquire an 89.8 percent stake in Tristar. The firm said the transaction values the UAE-based energy logistics business at an enterprise value of $1.5 billion.
White & Case said it advised BTS Bioenergy Europe on selling BTS Holdings Italy and its subsidiaries to Elevion Group in a transaction closed September 8, 2026. The firm said the business provides engineering, procurement, construction, operation and maintenance services for biogas and biomethane plants.
White & Case said it advised the joint lead managers on mBank’s issuance of €250 million in perpetual Additional Tier 1 notes. The firm said the transaction was the first euro-denominated AT1 issuance by a Polish bank and involved lawyers in London and Warsaw.
White & Case said its third-quarter UK Public M&A Market Update was featured in a CNBC article on foreign-led takeovers of UK-listed businesses. The firm’s announcement included comments from Sonica Tolani and Patrick Sarch about bidding tactics, public pressure on boards and the characteristics attracting overseas investors.
White & Case said it advised E.ON SE on an issuance of notes with a nominal amount of 750 million renminbi. The firm said the notes have a six-year term and a 2.05% fixed coupon, and that a Frankfurt team led by partner Karsten Wöckener advised on the transaction.
White & Case said it advised Petroci on agreements with CI-Energies and EXMAR to develop a floating LNG storage and regasification unit at the Port of Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire. The firm said it worked alongside MB Avocats, led by managing partner Michel Bayeron.
White & Case announced that it had advised Delivery Hero on repricing a $1.3 billion term loan maturing in 2029. The firm said its transaction team brought together Frankfurt and New York lawyers and identified three Frankfurt partners as the leads on the financing.
White & Case announced that it had advised Poland’s Grupa Kęty on an agreement to acquire Italy-based Metra from KPS Capital Partners affiliates at a €645 million enterprise value. The firm said it also advised on a related term credit facility of up to PLN 2 billion.
Mayer Brown said it had represented the underwriters on Teva Pharmaceutical’s approximately $4.9 billion senior notes offering, which it said closed on September 16. White & Case separately announced that it advised Teva, describing five dollar- and euro-denominated tranches intended to support refinancing and other corporate purposes.
White & Case announced that it had advised Adelis Equity Partners on acquiring a majority stake in Newground. The firm said existing shareholders were expected to reinvest and retain substantial holdings, with the transaction expected to close in November 2026 subject to customary regulatory approvals.