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Loyens & Loeff advised Interogo Holding infrastructure investment fund Inter Infrastructure Capital (IIC) on the acquisition of a 12.25% minority investment in Q-Park N.V. from the company's existing shareholders, including investment firm KKR, which will remain the majority shareholder.
Q-Park is a European parking infrastructure owner and operator, with a large and diversified portfolio of ~4,300 owned, leased and managed parking facilities in The Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Denmark and Ireland. Q-Park focuses on off-street, strategic prime locations and works together with municipalities and landlords to implement long-term urban mobility plans, leveraging industry-leading digital capabilities, a sustainable growth framework and expanding EV charging offering. Q-Park has also initiated innovative projects including installing solar panels across its parking facilities and development of fast charging batteries and vehicle-to-grid solutions.
Read Interogo Holding's press release here.
The Loyens & Loeff Dutch team was led by Energy & Infrastructure corporate partner Jan-Willem van Rooij and associates Anne Brugmans, Esther van Wageningen, Christian Dewindt and Sietske Prosman. The Loyens & Loeff Belgian team was led by corporate partner Robrecht Coppens and counsel Mélanie Schollaert.
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