As a Spanish M&A advisor acting on behalf of a European multinational air transport holding company, I would like to inform potentially interested parties about the possibility of acquiring a minority shareholding in a well-known low-cost airline based in the Scandinavian peninsula.

More details will be released following appropriate contact.

International consultancy firm gives notice that a central Mediterranean airline undergoing technical-financial restructuring is looking for a suitable partner to acquire an up to 49% share in its capital, to facilitate the company’s relaunch. Additional information will be provided following the initial contact.

Leading low-cost European airline currently pursuing a project aimed at expanding its geographic coverage with eastbound routes hereby expresses interest in acquiring air transportation companies (regardless of nationality) with the ability to offer a significant range of destinations in Asia (particularly Russia, the Middle East and areas east of the Mediterranean) to complement our existing routes.
We kindly request that interested parties provide a maximum level of detail in their initial contact requests, which we guarantee will be handled in complete mutual confidentiality.

Air charter company operating in the business and leisure flights and helicopter tours market holds a fleet of 7 helicopters and 3 six-seater jets.
The company’s workforce is made up of 21 employees as well as two managing partners, and annual turnover regularly comes in at more than 8 million euros.
The clientele acquired over the last 10 years is considered very high-level.
Due to health issues affecting one of the owner-partners, we are assessing the possibility of selling off a share, potentially a majority share, in the company.
Additional information will be made available to interested parties with suitable credentials.

We collaborate with a private equity fund whose portfolio includes the absolute majority of shares in a European group, global leader in providing aerial services for emergency operations such as medical response, emergency services and search and rescue.
In only a few years, the group has grown from a local business to an international market leader through various acquisitions, reporting a turnover of 575 million Euros for the year 2012. Its fleet includes more than 350 helicopters and it operates in ten countries, namely Australia, Chile, Peru, France, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and the UK.
We have been asked to identify and select investors interested in buying out a portion of this controlling interest.
We thus intend to evaluate all offers that are adequately supported by relevant details. A mutually binding confidentiality agreement will be required.