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Nordian Capital sells IGS GeboJagema to Smile Invest and minority investor Rabo Corporate Investment

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31-03-2021
Loyens & Loeff advised Nordian Capital on the sale of IGS GeboJagema, a market leading company in hightech medical moulds, to Smile Invest and minority investor Rabo Corporate Investments. The transaction is subject to the completion of customary regulatory approvals.
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