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A&O Shearman advises Boston Scientific on its strategic investment in MiRus
A&O Shearman represented Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) on its USD1.5 billion strategic investment in MiRus LLC, in return for an approximately 34% equity stake. As part of the agreement, Boston Scientific has also secured an exclusive option to acquire MiRus’ transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) system, subject to additional aggregate cash payments of USD3bn and the completion of certain milestones.
A&O Shearman advises Wacoal on its acquisition of Glamorise Foundations
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Wacoal is a Kyoto‑headquartered, Tokyo Stock Exchange‑listed company engaged in the design, manufacture, wholesale, and retail sale of intimate apparel, outerwear, sportswear, and related textile products, with operations across Japan, the Americas, Europe, China, and Southeast Asia. Glamorise, a century‑old U.S. brand, complements Wacoal’s core business and expands its reach into the growing inclusive‑sizing segment of the U.S. market.
By Dario De Martino, Dario de Martino, Brian Jebb, Keren Livneh, Gordon Mak, John Hibbard, Ken Rivlin, Carolyn Stoner, Iqra Anees, Roy Ji, K. J. Salameh, Elizabeth Edel, Bertrand Nzabandora, Christina Simpson, Ryan Sedwick, Jake Ely, Brendan Holman, Madhura Banerjee, Daphne Ratnarajah, Austin Grossfeld, Sarah Umstadt
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A&O Shearman advises Sistema.bio Inc on market-first finance vehicle aimed at expanding climate finance for farmers and accelerating methane mitigation
A&O Shearman has advised Sistema.bio Inc. (Sistema.bio) on FarmCarbon, a first-of-its-kind carbon financing vehicle designed to scale access to biodigesters that convert farm waste,—one of the largest sources of the super pollutant methane—into renewable biogas energy and organic fertilizer. The inaugural phase launches in India with a view to expand into additional geographies in Asia and Africa.
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