Jason P. Wagenmaker

• Studsvik in the sale of its nuclear waste operations in Erwin and Memphis, Tennessee, its 51 percent stake in Semprasafe LLC and parts of its THOR patents, to EnergySolutions, Inc. 
• TransCanada Corporation in its $395 million sale of North Baja Pipeline, LLC, an 80-mile natural gas pipeline that extends from Southwestern Arizona to the California/Mexico border, to TC PipeLines, LP.

Digital Infrastructure

• Igneo Infrastructure Partners in the acquisition of US Signal Company, L.L.C., an industry-leading provider of data center technologies, cloud solutions and managed services. 

Steel and Manufacturing

• ArcelorMittal in its $2.2 billion acquisition of steelmaker Companhia Siderúrgica do Pecém, furthering ArcelorMittal's strategy to produce low CO2 steel products. 
• Elkay Manufacturing Company, a manufacturer of stainless steel sinks, in its $1.56 billion sale to Zurn Water Solutions Corporation. 
• In its agreement with Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation to form a joint venture at the closing of their $1.55 billion acquisition of a state-of-the-art steel processing plant located in Calvert, Alabama, from ThyssenKrupp AG, and in subsequent agreements to construct and operate a new electric arc furnace in Calvert, Alabama.
• In the divestiture of its LaPlace and Vinton Long Carbon facilities in the United States to an affiliate of Black Diamond Capital Management, LLC. The LaPlace, Louisiana, facility, along with a rolling mill in Harriman, Tennessee, produces billets, angles, flats, channels and beams. The Vinton facility, located in El Paso, Texas, produces rebar and grinding media.
• Cargill in the $720 million sale of its 50 percent stake in US-based North Star BlueScope Steel, LLC, to BlueScope Steel Limited, an Australia-based manufacturer and distributor of steel building products.
• Two worldwide steel and mining companies in the sale of their respective 50 percent interests in Gallatin Steel Company, a manufacturer of hot rolled steel coils, to Nucor Corporation for $770 million. 
• Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.) in its acquisition of a 33.4 percent stake in Android Industries, LLC, a Detroit-based automobile parts/assembly company with operations in Brazil, Mexico, Spain and the United States, from Wynnchurch Capital Partners, LP.
• Caterpillar in the sale of the mining equipment distribution and support business operated by its subsidiary, Bucyrus International, to Caterpillar dealers in Mongolia, Russia, Malaysia, Australia and South Africa.
• Dukane Corporation in the sale of its Seacom division, which designs and manufactures underwater locator beacons used to locate aircraft cockpit voice recorders, flight data recorders and marine ship voyage recorders, to HEICO Corporation's Electronic Technologies Group.
• ArcelorMittal in its $810 million divestment of its Sparrows Point, Maryland facility, a fully-integrated steel mill with a short line railroad and deep-water port, to OAO Severstal.

Chemicals and Agribusiness

• Tesa tape in the acquisition of Functional Coatings, LLC, a manufacturer and distributor of elastomeric hot melt adhesives and coatings, and its wholly-owned subsidiary Heromelt Adhesives, LLC.
• Dow Chemical in its $1.2 billion sale of ANGUS Chemical Company, a manufacturer of nitroalkane-based chemicals, to private equity firm Golden Gate Capital. Our association firm, Tauil & Chequer Advogados, advised on the Brazilian law aspects of the transaction.
• Dow Chemical in the sale of its global Specialty Films business, which provides film solutions used in medical, packaging and industrial markets, to Transilwrap Company, Inc.
• Dow Chemical in the $184 million sale of its global sodium borohydride business to Vertellus Specialites Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of specialty chemical products. Our association firm, Tauil & Chequer Advogados, advised on the Brazilian law aspects of the transaction.
• Mitsui & Co., Ltd. in its acquisition of interests in Multigrain AG, a three-party joint venture engaged in agricultural production and grain distribution in Brazil.
• Nalco Company in the $166 million sale of its Performance Products Group, a supplier of value-added specialty polymers and formulation additives marketed to the global personal care and household care industries, to The Lubrizol Corporation.
• Nalco Company in the sale of its NAFLEET marine chemicals unit, which produces and distributes marine water treatment chemicals, to Norway-based Wilhelmsen Ships Service AS.
• Nalco Company in the acquisition by its subsidiary Res-Kem General Water LLC of the assets of Christ Water Technology Americas LLC, a designer, manufacturer and servicer of water treatment systems.
• Nalco Company in the acquisition of the assets and real property of Rubis Land Co., LLC, and Fabrication Technologies, Inc., a manufacturer of upstream oil and gas surface equipment including water injection plants, water disposal plants and coal bed methane (CBM) water treatment and processing plants.
• Nalco Company in its acquisition of Res-Kem Corporation and General Water Services Corporation, leading suppliers of water treatment services and equipment in the Northeastern region of the United States.
• Nalco Company in the $75 million sale of its Finishing Technologies surface treatment business to Rockwood Holdings Inc., the US-based chemical manufacturing company.

Fintech and Financial Institutions M&A

• Macquarie Group in its sale of Advantage Funding Management Co., Inc., a leading provider of commercial vehicle and transportation financing services, to Sterling National Bank.
• Wells Fargo in the sale of its commercial insurance brokerage business to USI Insurance Services LLC. Consisting of Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc., Safehold Special Risk, Inc. and Preferred Motor Sports Risk Purchasing Group, LLC, the commercial insurance brokerage business provides and consulting services to commercial customers in connection with property and casualty insurance policies and employee benefits policies, risk management and specialty lines of insurance coverage to high net worth individuals, health insurance coverages for college and university student enrollments and specialty wholesale health insurance coverages.
• Macquarie Group in the sale of US-based Macquarie Equipment Finance LLC, a provider of lease financing, asset management solutions, and remarketing of technology, healthcare, and capital equipment, to Huntington Bancshares Inc.

Technology and Life Sciences

• CDK through its subsidiaries CDK Vehicle Registration, Inc. and CDK Vehicle Registrations, LLC in their purchase of the remaining 20 percent partnership interest in Computerized Vehicle Registration, Inc. a provider to automotive dealers and other key members of the vehicle lifecycle with fast, secure, certified electronic vehicle registration. 
• CDK Global II LLC (f/k/a CDK Global Inc.) in the sale of CDK Global Heavy Equipment, its dealer management systems software provider for the heavy equipment business, to e-EmphasysTechnologies, Inc.
• CDK Global, Inc., a leading provider of dealer management systems and integrated information technology solutions to the automotive retailing and adjacent industries, in the $1.45 billion sale of its CDK international segment to private equity firm Francisco Partners Management, L.P.
• UK-based Celsis International, a leader in rapid microbial detection systems for leading pharmaceutical and consumer products companies, in its $212 million acquisition by Charles River Laboratories International, Inc.

Real Estate

• Unico Properties in the acquisition and related tax structuring of a real estate investment trust that owned property in the Seattle, Washington metropolitan area.  
• Prologis in its $5.9 billion acquisition of the real estate assets and operating platform of KTR Capital Partners and its affiliates. The real estate assets will be acquired by Prologis U.S. Logistics Venture, a 55-45 consolidated joint venture with Norges Bank Investment Management, manager of the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global.
• Trilogy Holdings in the $1.5 billion sale of Trilogy Investors LLC, which owns and operates integrated senior health care campuses in the Midwest, to Trilogy Real Estate Investment Trust, a joint venture between Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III, Inc. and NorthStar Healthcare Income Inc.
• CB Richard Ellis Investors, a leading global real estate investment management firm, in its acquisition of a majority interest in Atlanta-based Wood Partners, L.L.C., a multifamily real estate developer, on behalf of one of CBRE Investors' institutionally sponsored funds.