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Taylor Wessing lists its high-profile deals
Adam Griffith

16 Jan 2026 business Print

Taylor Wessing lists its high-profile deals

Taylor Wessing Ireland advised on multiple high-profile deals in 2025, strengthening its position for complex domestic and cross-border transactional work, the firm has said.

The firm worked on deals such as Eudia’s acquisition of Johnson Hana, the addition by Grant Thornton Advisors LLC of Grant Thornton France, Belgium and Spain, and the acquisition of several high-profile Dublin city office buildings.

The firm experienced strong growth in all practice areas, which include banking and finance, corporate, disputes, employment, IP, data, real estate, patents and tax.

Taylor Wessing Ireland also advised on:

  • Erisbeg on its acquisition of a majority stake in CHM Group, and related financing,
  • NASDAQ-listed Sanara MedTech on its exclusive license and distribution agreement with, and minority investment in, Biomimetic Innovations Ltd,
  • Day Wireless Systems on its acquisition of Sigma Wireless Communications Limited,
  • Ride Today on a multimillion-euro investment led by BES Management, a joint venture investment company owned by BDO and Davy, and Ride Today's subsequent purchase of Dockr, a leading Dutch mobitech business, from Pon,
  • Hospital Services Group Limited, a specialist distributor of medical supplies and surgical equipment, on its sale to Asker Healthcare, 
  • Cooney Carey on its sale to Azets Ireland,
  • US digital health company Hims & Hers Health on its agreement to acquire ZAVA to further expand its existing presence in Britain via the ZAVA platform and to enter the markets in Ireland, Germany and France, 
  • Cosmetic Physician Partners in connection with its acquisition of Beacon Face and Dermatology.

Real estate 

It also acted buy-side on the acquisition of Dublin city office buildings:

  • Infinity Building, Dublin 7,
  • City Quay, Dublin 2,
  • 30 Herbert Street, Dublin 2.

It also advised on several global real estate funds on deals including a €300m+ industrial/logistics campus in South Dublin, €100+ million financing of the development of a portfolio of supermarket sites across Ireland, and €100+ million loan-on-loan transaction in respect of a portfolio of residential properties in central locations in Dublin.

Commenting, Dublin office head Adam Griffiths said: “Taylor Wessing Ireland enters 2026 from a position of strength, following a year defined by progress and growth.”

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