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Loyens & Loeff advised Kiwa on the disposal of Shield Group Nederland to LDC

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30-04-2019
Loyens & Loeff advised Kiwa N.V., a Netherlands-based provider of certification, inspection, testing, and training services, on the disposal of Shield Group Nederland B.V. , a Netherlands-based company engaged in the business of providing statutory inspection services (along with the management of Shield Group Nederland B.V. ) to LDC (Managers) Limited, a UK-based mid-market private equity firm.
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