Denis Klimentchenko

Prior to joining Skadden in November 2009, Mr. Klimentchenko worked in the audit practice of Deloitte & Touche, where he supervised audits of U.S. publicly traded companies. Mr. Klimentchenko’s representations include advising:

• The Magnum Ice Cream Company (TMICC) in its separation, demerger and spin-off from Unilever PLC, creating the world’s largest stand-alone ice cream business, with brands including Magnum, Ben & Jerry’s, Wall’s and Cornetto
• Aker ASA in a joint venture and US$1.1 billion series B funding round with Nscale Global Holdings Limited to launch Stargate Norway and their AI gigafactories, with support from OpenAI. This is the largest Series B in U.K. and European history
• EPS Ventures Ltd in its US$520 million going-private acquisition of the outstanding shares of Cool Company Ltd. it did not already own
• T1 Energy Inc. (f/k/a FREYR Battery, Inc.) in the US$340 million acquisition of the U.S. solar manufacturing assets of Trina Solar Co., Ltd.
• Xavier Niel and his holding company Atlas Investissement in the all-cash US$4.4 billion tender offer for Millicom International Cellular S.A.
• Nokia Corporation in:
  • its US$2.3 billion acquisition of Infinera Corporation
  • the US$374 million sale of an 80% stake in Alcatel Submarine Networks (Japan) to the French state
  • a US$1 billion equity investment by NVIDIA Corporation
  • the sale and transfer of its IP Video business to Volaris Group Inc. as part of their joint venture to launch Velocix
  • its US$17 billion combination with Alcatel-Lucent
  • its agreement to transition its Gainspeed portfolio, along with all supporting technology and assets, to Vecima Networks
  • its joint venture with China Huaxin Telecommunications
  • its acquisition of Panasonic System Networks Company Japan
• ICEYE Oy:
  • in its $93 million growth funding round by way of an offering of convertible debt securities to a consortium of investors led by Solidium Oy
  • a world leader in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite systems, in connection with its financing round, including €150 million in new funding and a €50 million secondary placement
• DSV A/S in its:
  • acquisition of S&M Moving Systems West LLC and Global Diversity Logistics LLC
  • US$4.2 billion acquisition of the global integrated logistics business of Agility Public Warehousing Company K.S.C.P.
  • US$4.6 billion acquisition of The Panalpina Group
  • unsolicited bid for CEVA
  • US$1.3 billion acquisition of UTi Worldwide Inc.
• Nexthink, S.A. in its acquisition of AppLearn International Limited
• V Sports S.C.S., the holding company of the Aston Villa Football Club Limited, in an investment in V Sports by Atairos Management, L.P.
• Picosun Oy in its $412 million (€390 million) acquisition by Applied Materials, Inc.
• Wejo Group Limited in its proposed (but terminated) merger with TKB Critical Technologies 1
• BillerudKorsnäs AB in its acquisition of Verso Corporation at an enterprise value of $970 million
• the special committee of independent directors of Adevinta ASA in connection with the US$13.2 billion bid to acquire Adevinta by a consortium led by funds advised by Permira and Blackstone, as well as General Atlantic and TCV
• Wolt Enterprises Oy in its £7 billion acquisition by DoorDash, Inc.
• The Forest Road Company in its acquisition of the ERT Formula E Team (United Kingdom), which has rebranded as Kiro Race Co.
• Alussa Energy Acquisition Corp. in its merger with FREYR AS, the first-ever Nordic de-SPAC. As a result of the merger, FREYR will become a publicly traded company
• Adevinta ASA in its US$9.2 billion acquisition of eBay Classifieds Group from eBay Inc.
• L’Occitane International S.A., a global luxury cosmetics group based in Europe and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, in connection with its proposed acquisition of the Elemis Group for US$900 million
• Nasdaq, Inc. in its:
  • US$770 million bid for Oslo Børs VPS Holding ASA
  • US$190 million acquisition of Cinnober Financial Technology AB
• Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. in its US$1 billion acquisition of a 66.7% stake in Silversea Cruises
• Engen Limited in the sale of certain downstream assets in 10 countries in Africa to Vivo Energy Holding BV in exchange for a minority stake in Vivo
• Hg, as lead investor, in the US$5.3 billion buyout of Visma. This was Europe’s largest-ever software buyout
• Moody’s Corporation in its €3 billion acquisition of Bureau Van Dyke
• BA Glass BV in its US$1 billion joint acquisition with CVC Capital Partners Limited of Anchor Glass Container Corporation from KPS Capital Partners, LP
• CEVA in its acquisition of certain assets of Sanofi’s animal health portfolio located across 30 jurisdictions
• IBS Group in its take-private scheme of arrangement
• Stena in its US$1.1 billion refinancing via a US$350 million Rule144A/Regulation S secured bonds offering and a US$650 million secured loan
• Marine Harvest in its U.S. registration and initial listing on the NYSE
• Algeta in its:
  • US$2.9 billion sale to Bayer AG acquisition of Ukrsotsbank
  • US$120 million exempt offering of 3.375% convertible bonds due 2018
• Bank of America Merrill Lynch as underwriters in a Medical Properties Trust’s €200 million U.S. public offering of 5.750% senior notes due 2020
• Alfa-Access-Renova (AAR) in connection with the US$56 billion sale of TNK-BP to Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft. AAR’s 50% stake in TNK-BP was sold for US$28 billion
• CF Industries in its:
  • US$910 million acquisition of a stake in Canadian Fertilizers Limited owned by Viterra, Inc.
  • US$4.7 billion acquisition of Terra Industries and its related
  • $1.1 billion common stock and US$1.6 billion public note offerings
• Middleby Corporation in its six separate acquisitions of privately held companies
• Capital Shopping Centres in its US$1 billion U.S. REIT joint venture with Equity One, Inc.
• Black Diamond in its US$230 million acquisition of a bankrupt Canadian newsprint manufacturing company
• Stryker Corporation in its US$750 million U.S. public offering of 2% senior notes due 2016
• Northern Trust Corporation in its US$500 million U.S. public offering of 3.375% senior notes due 2021