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February / 2014

Representation of PrimeSense in its acquisition by a multinational corporation

Meitar Represented PrimeSence, 3D sensing technology developer company, in its acquisition by a multinational corporation.

January / 2014

Representation of Conduit

Meitar represented Conduit in its spin-off of ClientConnect, Conduit’s toolbar division, and the subsequent purchase of ClientConnect by Perion Network Ltd., a NASDAQ company, in an all stock transaction. Conduit’s shareholders and option holders received 81% of Perion shares in the transaction, which closed in January 2014.

January / 2014

Representation of Covidien in its acquisition of Given Imaging for approximately $1 billion

Meitar represented NYSE-listed Covidien, a US medical device manufacture, in its acquisition of Given Imaging, a medical technology company that develops and manufactures the swallowable imaging capsules for endoscopy, for approximately $1 billion.

November / 2012

Representation of Stratasys in its acquisition of MakerBot for approximately $400 million

Meitar represented a leading 3D printing company, Stratasys, Ltd. (NASDAQ:SSYS) in its acquisition of MakerBot, the Brooklyn NY-based leader in desktop 3D printing, in a stock-for-stock swap, valued at approximately $403 million, with additional contingent performance-based payments valued at approximately $201M.

November / 2012

Advising the underwriters in the $20 million follow on offering by Attunity Ltd.

Our firm represented ROTH Capital partners in the $20 million follow on offering by Attunity Ltd. on NASDAQ.

November / 2012

Representation of EMC in its acquisition of Scale IO

Meitar, together with Gibson Dunn, represented US enterprise data giant EMC in its acquisition of Scale IO, an Israeli start up and a leader in enterprise data storage.

November / 2012

Representation of Cimatron

Our firm represented Cimatron (NASDAQ:CIMT), a leading global provider of integrated CAD/CAM software solutions for the tool making and manufacturing industries, in its $15.7 million secondary and $6.2 million follow-on public offerings of Ordinary Shares on NASDAQ.