Legal advisor on the acquisition of full ownership of Dakmanagement.

Acted as legal advisor in connection with Jeroen van Rijsewijk’s acquisition of full ownership of Dakmanagement B.V.

Jeroen van Rijsewijk acquired full ownership of Dakmanagement B.V. through the buyout of co-shareholder and commercial director Marc Calis. As a result of the transaction, Jeroen van Rijsewijk became the sole shareholder and managing director of Dakmanagement B.V. The transaction marks a strategic step in the continued development of Dakmanagement B.V., a specialist in flat roof maintenance and consultancy services across the Netherlands.

The legal work related to the structuring, documentation and implementation of the shareholder buyout. In shareholder buyout transactions, clear arrangements are important on the transfer of shares, purchase price, warranties, indemnities, waiver of rights, termination of the exiting shareholder’s involvement and continuity of the business after closing.

The transaction ensures continuity within Dakmanagement B.V. and provides a clear foundation for future growth under single ownership and leadership.

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For questions about shareholder exits, buyout transactions, share purchase agreements, governance or ownership restructurings, please contact dirk.dewaard@viottalaw.com.

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Deal highlights

transaction type – shareholder buyout / acquisition
client – Dakmanagement B.V.
target – Dakmanagement B.V.
seller – Marc Calis / co-shareholder
financers – not disclosed
sector – roofing maintenance / building maintenance / consultancy services
role – legal advisor
legal work – shareholder buyout, share transfer documentation, transaction structure, governance arrangements and implementation support

Links

Dealmaker – Jeroen van Rijsewijk acquires full ownership of Dakmanagement
Dakmanagement LinkedIn announcement
Dakmanagement Facebook announcement

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