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Recent transaction and litigation

Publications

November / 2010

Representation of Conduit in its acquisition of Modular Patterns

Meitar represented Conduit an online network for web and mobile application publishers, in its acquisition of Modular Patterns, Ltd. (Wibiya), an Israel-based provider of web application solutions.

November / 2010

Sapiens International Corporation

Meitar represented Sapiens International Corporation, a Nasdaq and TASE listed company, in its acquisition of IDIT Technologies and FIS Software for approximately $75 million total.

November / 2010

Representation of Alvarion in its acquisition of Wavion Inc. for approximately $30 million

Meitar represented Alvarion in its acquisition of Wavion a WiFi applications company for approximately $30 million.

November / 2010

Representation of BornFree in its acquisition by Summer Infant for $38 million

Meitar represented BornFree Holdings Ltd., the world’s leading BPA-free baby feeding brand in its $38 million acquisition by Summer Infant a designer, marketer and distributor of branded durable juvenile health, safety and wellness products.

November / 2010

Representation of Retalix Ltd. in its acquisition of MTXEPS for $25 million

Meitar represented Retalix (Nasdaq:RTLX), a leading global provider of software and services to high volume, high complexity retailers, in its $25 million acquisition of MTXEPS a leading provider of innovative, secure, end-to-end electronic payment software solutions for retailers, delivered via SaaS and in-store models.

November / 2009

Representation of Bunzl Plc in its acquisition of Silco

Meitar represented Bunzl, an LSE multi-billion traded company, which is a leading specialist distribution group supplying a broad range of non-food consumable products, in its first acquisition in Israel. The acquired company, Silco, is a leading distributor of food service disposables.

November / 2009

Representation of Amdocs in its sale of 81% of its holdings in its Chinese business for $27 million

Meitar represented Amdocs in a transaction for the realignment of its strategy in China, pursuant to which Amdocs sold 81% of its holdings in Longshine, its Chinese subsidiary, for approximately $27 million.