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06-08-2019
Loyens & Loeff advised a consortium of investors led by Cedar Capital Partners, on the acquisition of Monumental Bricks B.V. (currently renamed YCH Property B.V.), a Netherlands-based company engaged in operating the Lloyd Hotel in Amsterdam, from Veenboer en Dochters B.V. for a total value of EUR 44 million.
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