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Loyens & Loeff advised ABN Amro on the disposal of Maas International Holding to Nimbus

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11-01-2019
Loyens & Loeff advised ABN AMRO Effecten Compagnie B.V., a Netherlands-based investment firm and subsidiary of ABN AMRO Group N.V., a Netherlands-based banking institution, and Maas International B.V. ("Maas"), a Netherlands-based company that designs, manufactures and distributes cigarette vending machines and hot beverage dispensers, on the disposal of a majority stake in Maas to Nimbus B.V., a Netherlands-based private equity firm.
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