Dominik Vojta

Counsel

Dominik Vojta is a core member of the Prague office's Banking & Finance team who specialises in project and acquisition finance in a number of industry sectors including real estate, energy and healthcare.

In 2016 Dominik was seconded to one of the leading Czech banks where he worked in the Legal Support to International Banking and Corporate Clients department.

Dominik co-authored a banking and finance law book for legal practitioners and bankers called "Banking & Finance. General practice." published by C. H. Beck in 2023.

Relevant experience

  • Advising Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC Group) as the Sole Coordinator, Sole Bookrunner, and Mandated Lead Arranger on a JPY80 billion (USD528 million equivalent) Samurai loan for Energetický a průmyslový holding (EPH). 
  • Advising UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia on successful EUR 3.6 billion financing of Slovenské elektrárne, Slovakia's largest electricity producer. The transaction marks the largest corporate debt refinancing in Slovakia's history and stands as one of the most significant deals in Central and Eastern Europe region.
  • Advising a group of major Czech banks, led by Česká spořitelna and including Československá obchodní banka and Citi, on financing of acquisition of FoxPost. The Hungarian company specializing in logistics services, FoxPost, has been acquired by CVC Capital Partners and EMMA Capital.
  • Advising Československá obchodní banka and Česká spořitelna in financing for Central European Retail Holding, a member of the Oriens group, in relation to its acquisition of the renowned Hruška retail chain by acquiring full ownership stakes in companies H R U Š K A and SEMPRONEMO.
  • Advising a club of major banks including Komerční banka, Česká spořitelna, Citi, ING Bank, PKO BP, Czech branch, Raiffeisenbank and Tatra banka, with Komerční banka acting as agent, on the CZK 5 billion (re)financing for České Radiokomunikace a.s. (ČRa).
  • Advising KKCG’s IT pillar on the integration of the acquisition debt into the Group's umbrella financing. The deal involved not only the refinancing of the existing loan used for the acquisition of Avenga but also the extension of further new funds to the Group.

 

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