Eugenio Aramburu

Mr. Aramburu has been a partner in Pérez Alati, Grondona, Benites & Arntsen since 2007. He is a corporate lawyer and his professional practice is focused primarily on mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and corporate law.

He has an extensive experience in domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, joint-ventures, structuring private equity investments, corporate governance and advising major international companies, private equity and investment funds.

He regularly advises clients in business law matters including, setting-up companies, branches or special purpose vehicles, drafting and negotiating different types of agreements (e.g. shareholders, voting trusts, licensing, distribution, franchise, agency agreements, pledge, mortgage and other security arrangements, among others).

Among other recent transactions, was involved in the following transactions:

• Represented food processing company Brasil Foods in an asset deal transaction which involved the acquisition of the hamburger, sausages and margarine business (including trademarks) from Argentine counterpart Molinos Río de la Plata.
• Represented Ferring laboratory in the sale and transfer of certain pharmaceutical products, trademarks and personnel to the Argentine laboratory Roemmers.
• Represented Brazilian company Lupatech in the sale of certain of its Argentine subsidiaries to the private equity fund Sophia Capital.
• Represented Brazilian company Lupatech in the sale of certain of its Argentine subsidiaries to a local Argentine investor.
• Represented Apco Oil in the sale of Argentine and Colombian subsidiaries in favor of Argentine energy company Pluspetrol
• Represented private equity firm Linzor Capital in the acquisition of 85 per cent of Uruguayan frozen foods company Pagnifique.
• Represented Apache in the sale of its Argentine companies to YPF S.A.
• Represented Penguin Random House in the acquisition of the trade book business of Spanish and Portuguese language publisher Santillana.

Mr. Aramburu was a foreign associate at Dewey Ballantine LLP (New York, USA) from September 1997 to October 1998. He was also associated to Cuatrecasas (Madrid, Spain) from 2002-2003 as a member of the Latin American Desk assisting major European companies investing in Argentina.

He also authored articles on corporate and business law regarding project finance matters and tortious interference in contractual matters.

He received his Master of Laws (LLM) degree from Columbia Law School in 1997.

He graduated from the Argentine Catholic University in 1996.