Rymarz Zdort Maruta advises Czechoslovak Group on acquisition of Domar

We are pleased to announce that we advised Czechoslovak Group (“CSG”), one of Europe’s largest defence groups, on the acquisition of Domar sp. z o.o., a Polish distributor and manufacturer of electrical connection systems.

This transaction has helped CSG expand its portfolio of companies and continue its international expansion. The acquisition of a company with over 25 years’ experience in the European market strengthens the group’s position as one of the fastest-growing defence contractors in the world and one of the leaders in the European defence industry.

“This transaction confirms the trust placed in us by clients in the defence sector. We are delighted to have played a significant role in a project that strengthens our position in this dynamically developing market segment.” says Paweł Zdort, managing partner.

Czechoslovak Group is a privately owned technology and industrial group operating on a global scale, specialising in the production of defence systems, solutions for the armed forces and civilian technologies. CSG comprises over 100 subsidiaries, which are present in more than 70 countries worldwide. The group was listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange this year, and its debut is the world’s largest IPO to date of a company operating exclusively in the defence sector.

Domar is a Polish distributor and manufacturer of electrical connection systems that has been operating on the European market since 1997.

The transaction team comprised: Paweł Zdort (managing partner), Dr Paweł Mazur (counsel) and Hanna Szczepańska-Rowicka (associate). The following lawyers also worked on the transaction: Monika Gierałtowska-Karpowicz (counsel), Tomasz Kordala (counsel), Jakub Kowal (counsel), Weronika Papucewicz (counsel), Tomasz Bąkowski (senior associate), Michał Nawrocki (senior associate), Jakub Stebelski (senior associate), Jan Bednarski (associate), Barbara Gawin (associate), Jakub Giedronowicz (associate), Justyna Niezgoda (associate), Engjell Sokoli (associate), Bartosz Ulczycki (associate) and  Karol Wojtkowski (associate).