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Provided by Avto Svanidze
Avto is a Partner at Dentons' Tbilisi Office. His practice focuses on corporate, real estate, finance and construction matters.
Previously he has acted for clients on some of the largest M&A transactions on the Georgian market in banking and telecommunications, major real estate and infrastructure privatization matters.
His practice involves corporate structurings and restructurings, providing advice on corporate law and capital markets issues, representation of international development and investment banks in project finance.
Prior to joining Dentons, Avto worked as a Partner at DLA Piper Georgia LP. He was a Lawyer for International Finance Corporation (IFC) on its Georgia Business Development Project and was an in-house counsel for the Millennium Challenge Georgia Fund.
Georgian Bar Association.
Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales.
"Amendments to the Law on Entrepreneurs", Georgian Law Review, October 2007 - 2/3
"Reform of the Law on Entrepreneurs", Co-author, Georgian Law Review, August 2005 - 1/2
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Avto Svanidze is a market-leading practitioner who advises on significant acquisitions as well as financing, capital markets and corporate restructuring matters. His clients come from a range of industries including banking, energy and real estate. Svanidze is UK and Georgian-qualified.
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Avto brainstorms with us. He is always very willing to have a meeting and is very helpful.
Avto brainstorms with us. He is always very willing to have a meeting and is very helpful.
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Dentons advises FCC Aqualia on US$180 million acquisition of Georgia Global Utilities
Dentons has advised Spanish water utility FFC Aqualia on the US$180 million acquisition of an 80% share in Georgia Global Utilities (GGU) from Georgia Capital Group (GCAP).
Dentons advises FCC Aqualia on US$180 million acquisition of Georgia Global Utilities
Dentons has advised Spanish water utility FFC Aqualia on the US$180 million acquisition of an 80% share in Georgia Global Utilities (GGU) from Georgia Capital Group (GCAP).
