Bryce Bartlett

London UK

Bryce is a senior associate in the Private Equity Group. He specialises in advising clients on cross-border M&A and private equity transactions, as well as in relation to corporate restructuring and general corporate matters.

Bryce is dual qualified in South Africa and England and Wales and has experience in a range of sectors including healthcare, technology, engineering and infrastructure, manufacturing, consumer and retail.

CV

Since 2022 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2022 Senior Associate, Baker McKenzie, South Africa

2018 - 2021 Associate, Baker McKenzie, South Africa

Karriere

Since 2022 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2022 Senior Associate, Baker McKenzie, South Africa

2018 - 2021 Associate, Baker McKenzie, South Africa

Ausbildung

2024 Admitted as a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales

2017 Admitted as an attorney, South Africa

2017 Admitted as a notary public, South Africa

Mitgliedschaften

Legal Practice Council, South Africa

Law Society of England and Wales

Fremdsprachen

Experience

Azenta, Inc. acquisition of B Medical Systems

Advising Azenta, Inc., a leading provider of life sciences solutions worldwide, on the acquisition of B Medical Systems SARL for an initial purchase price of €410 million, increasing to a maximum of €460 million subject to an earn-out.

Bryce Bartlett

AMCS acquisition of Quentic

Advised AMCS, a leading global supplier of integrated cloud-based software and vehicle technology for the environmental, utilities, waste, recycling, and resource industries, on its agreement to acquire Quentic, one of the leading solution providers of SaaS for EHSQ and ESG management.

Bryce Bartlett

Private equity company acquires South African franchise of fast food restaurant chain

Advised private equity firm on its acquisition of South African franchise of fast food restaurant chain for $34 million.

Bryce Bartlett

Leading producer of platinum group metals acquires Canadian mining company

Advised one of the world's foremost producers of platinum and associated platinum group metals ('PGMs') in relation to its acquisition of Canadian mining company for US$758 million.

Bryce Bartlett