Legal advisor to Xsens Technologies on secured financing by Eastward Fund Management

Acted as legal advisor to Xsens Technologies in connection with secured financing provided by Eastward Fund Management, LLC.

The legal work related to the review, negotiation and implementation of the financing documentation, including a loan and security agreement, an omnibus deed of pledge and a joinder agreement. The financing required alignment between the debt position, security structure, existing shareholder and investor arrangements and the broader financing structure of Xsens Technologies.

Venture debt and secured financing for technology companies require careful attention to security interests, ranking, covenants, negative pledges, events of default, enforcement mechanics and flexibility for future financing rounds. This is particularly relevant for venture-backed technology companies where new financing must fit within the existing cap table, governance framework and growth strategy.

Technology financings require careful attention to the interaction between debt terms, equity rights, existing investor arrangements, intellectual property, ranking, security, conversion or warrant structures and future financing flexibility. This is particularly relevant for venture-backed technology companies where additional funding must fit within the existing capital structure and growth strategy.

Need legal advice on technology financing in the Netherlands?

For questions about venture capital, venture debt, investment documentation or financing arrangements for technology companies in the Netherlands, please contact dirk.dewaard@viottalaw.com.

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Deal highlights

Transaction type – Technology financing / venture-backed financing
Client – mCube
Financing provider – Eastward Capital Partners
Sector – Semiconductors / MEMS / sensor technology
Role – Legal advisor to mCube
Legal work – Transaction documentation, review of financing terms and implementation support

Related expertise

Venture capital
Investment agreement
Shareholders agreement
Commercial contracts

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