Established in 1990, Boyanov & Co. (formerly Borislav Boyanov & Co.) has earned wide international and local recognition as the preferred law firm for many transnational businesses expanding their portfolios in Bulgaria. The firm has advised on most of Bulgaria’s landmark transactions. Its client portfolio includes over 3,000 local and international companies, governments, and institutions. Since its establishment, the firm has always been ranked as a market leader for the excellence of its integrated services, drawing on years of experience in international transactions and structures, on in-depth knowledge of local, European, and international law, and on the brilliance of its professionals.
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LNI-OASIS Merger
BOYANOV & Co. is pleased to announce the creation of LNI OASIS, a new network of leading law firms in over 50 countries and covering more than 60 jurisdictions. This will make it one of the larger legal networks comprising in total over 5,000 legal professionals and represented in 135 cities.
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Acquisition of the Leading Consumer Electronics Retailer in Bulgaria was Unconditionally Cleared by the Commission for the Protection of Competition
BOYANOV & Co. represented The Luxembourg Acquisition Company S.à r.l. in the merger control procedure related to the acquisition of sole control over the undertakings Axis Retail N.V., the Netherlands Antilles, and Borovets Invest B.V., the Netherlands. Axis Retail N.V. through its Bulgarian subsidiary is the operator of Technomarket – the leading retail chain for consumer electronics, office equipment, telecommunications and IT products in Bulgaria.
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BOYANOV & Co. Represented Austrian Post in Local Merger Clearance Procedure
BOYANOV & Co., acting on behalf of Post acht Beteiligungs GmbH, successfully obtained clearance for the concentration resulting from the acquisition of sole control by Post acht Beteiligungs GmbH, Austria over M&BM Express OOD, Bulgaria – a local privately-owned postal services operator, providing a full range of mail and parcel services, including hybrid-mail.
