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Schoenherr has advised Palfinger on the successful placement of 2,826,516 treasury shares, raising gross proceeds of over EUR 100 million through an accelerated private placement with institutional investors. Wolf Theiss, working with Clifford Chance, advised joint bookrunners BofA Securities Europe SA and UniCredit Bank.

CMS, working with Ashurst, has advised Renalfa IPP on the development of its EUR 1.2 billion investment program in photovoltaic, battery electricity storage systems, and wind projects across Bulgaria, Hungary, North Macedonia, and Romania. The firm also advised on securing a EUR 315 million club loan facility led by the EBRD and backed by an InvestEU loss guarantee. DGKV, and reportedly A&O Sherman and PHH, advised the lenders.

In The Debrief, our Practice Leaders across CEE share updates on recent and upcoming legislation, consider the impact of recent court decisions, showcase landmark projects, and keep our readers apprised of the latest developments impacting their respective practice areas.

Freshfields has advised a syndicate of 32 banks, led by Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria and Bank of America, on a EUR 2.5 billion sustainability-linked revolving credit facility granted to Iberdrola Financiacion and Avangrid as borrowers, with Iberdrola acting as guarantor.

Cerha Hempel has advised Worthington Enterprises subsidiary Worthington Cylinders on the sale of its alternative fuels business to Norway-based Hexagon Composites. Baker McKenzie advised Worthington Enterprises. Saxinger advised Hexagon.

The legal framework for the construction of wind turbines in Carinthia, Austria has been fundamentally altered by the latest amendment to the Carinthian Spatial Planning Act[1] (Kärntner Raumordnungsgesetzes, K-ROG). The amendment introduces several significant (temporary) changes that affect various aspects of the approval and construction of wind turbines.