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Wolf Theiss Advises Audax Private Equity on Acquisition of Avantor’s Clinical Services Business

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Wolf Theiss, working alongside Ropes & Gray, has advised Audax Private Equity on its acquisition of Avantor’s Clinical Services business.

 The transaction’s value is approximately USD 650 million.

Audax is a middle-market investment firm based in Boston and San Francisco.

Clinical Services business, part of Avantor, provides clinical trial and laboratory supply chain services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, contract research organizations, and diagnostic laboratories.

The Wolf Theiss team included Counsels Tereza Naucova, Ondrej Benes, Tomas Kren, and Kamila Seberova, Senior Associate Michal Matous, and Associates Maros Kandrik and Nikola Hnojilova.

Wolf Theiss did not respond to our inquiry on the matter.

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