Norton Rose Fulbright advises Armira on strategic partnership with medical technology company OSYPKA

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Armira on the establishment of a strategic partnership with OSYPKA AG, a leading German MedTech company providing mission critical cardio products and CDMO services for neuromodulation solutions.

OSYPKA AG is an internationally recognised provider and partner for innovative medical technology offering advanced products for interventional and pediatric cardiology and cardiac surgery and providing global contract partners with technically and qualitatively sophisticated turnkey CDMO solutions, particularly in the field of electrically active implants and neurostimulation. Since its founding in 1977 by Prof. Dr. Peter Osypka, the company has stood for technical excellence and improving the quality of life and care of patients worldwide. For more information, visit: www.OSYPKA.de.

Armira is a Munich-based investment holding focused on direct equity investments in medium-sized, profitable family businesses as well as resilient growth companies in the DACH region, Northern Italy and beyond. Backed by an exclusive investor base of entrepreneurs and families, Armira offers capital and strategic support with a long-term perspective.

Armira was advised by an international team from Norton Rose Fulbright led by Munich partner Bernd Dreier (Corporate / M&A).

The team also consisted of partners Simon Weppner (Tax, Düsseldorf), Dr Christoph Ritzer (Data Protection, Frankfurt), Nikolas Smirra (IP, Product Compliance/Regulatory, Munich), Dr Maren Stölting (Real Estate, Munich), Purvi Badiani Maniar (Corporate/M&A, New York, USA), David Gallai (Employment, New York, USA), Adam Rehm (IP, Dallas, USA), Mark Faccenda (Healthcare/Life Sciences, Washington D.C., USA) and Michael Flamenbaum (Tax, New York, USA), Senior Counsel Joshua Rodman (Sanctions, Export Control, Washington D.C., USA), counsel Zack Cleary (IP, Dallas, USA), senior associates Tiffany Zilliox (IP, Munich), Michaela Bachmeier (Employment, Munich) and Julia Grünberg (Product Compliance/Regulatory, Munich) as well as associates Markus Beil (Corporate/M&A, Munich), Sebastian Sievers (Corporate/M&A, Hamburg), Charlotte Berg (Data Protection, Frankfurt), Hannah Dietrich (Employment, Munich), Samantha Fawcett (Corporate/M&A, Dallas, USA), Vanisha Weatherspoon (Real Estate, Austin, USA) and Cassandra Gizzo (Corporate/ M&A, New York, USA).

The law firm Glatzová & Co., Ltd. in Prague advised Armira on Czech law.