23.7.2020
News
M&A

KŠB Advises Škoda Transportation Group on Acquisition of EKOVA ELECTRIC

KŠB’s team (partner Petr Kasík and senior associate Jakub Porod) advised Škoda Transportation Group on the acquisition of a 100% stake in Ostrava-based EKOVA ELECTRIC, which is engaged in the manufacture, upgrading and maintenance of tramways, trolleybuses and electric buses.

KŠB’s advice included full-scale due diligence and negotiating and drafting the transaction documents.

For more information, please see Škoda Transportation’s press release available here (only in Czech).

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