Biography
Marvin Lau is an associate in the Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity practice, based in Hong Kong.
His experience includes advising on various mergers and acquisitions transactions, including private equity, and joint ventures.
Experience
AGIC Capital in its acquisition of SolmeteX LLC, the largest closed-loop dental amalgam waste compliance service provider in North America.
Anchorage Capital Group on its €600 million disposal of Ideal Standard, a manufacturer of bathroom products in the European market.
The Carlyle Group on its acquisition of Meopta, the leading manufacturer of optical, opto-mechanical and optoelectronic products used in the industrial, military and consumer markets based in the Czech Republic with presence in the US.
The Carlyle Group on its acquisition of Incubeta Holdings International Limited, a digital branding and advertising agency based in the UK with presence in South Africa, Australia, Mexico, and other jurisdictions.
Creative Artists Agency LLC in its acquisition of the entire issued share capital of Portas Consulting Group Limited and related rollover by certain manager sellers.
DayOne Data Centers Limited, a Singapore-headquartered data center and digital infrastructure provider, on its:
- US$672 million Series A equity financing of the international business operated by GDS Holdings Limited. This deal was recognized as "Deal of the Year 2024 for Private Equity and Venture Capital" by the China Business Law Journal 2024.
- US$1.2 billion Series B equity financing. The deal was recognized as "Deal of the Year 2024 for Private Equity and Venture Capital" by the China Business Law Journal 2024.
Eurazeo on its £1.75 billion acquisition of BMS, an insurance broker headquartered in the UK with a global presence.
MidEuropa on its disposals of Symfonia, an ERP and payroll software solutions provider for Polish SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises).
Oasis Management Company Ltd. in its sale of certain shares in Raysum Co. Ltd., a Tokyo-based real estate investment company to Hulic Co. Ltd., a Japan real estate industry giant, together with the tender offer for certain shares in Raysum Co. Ltd. by Hulic Co. Ltd., at a total acquisition cost of JPY173.5 billion (US$1.2 billion).