Benoit Chambers

Corporate

Corporate

Benoit Chambers supports leading global and local companies through all stages of their transactions in Mauritius and elsewhere. 

Our transactional expertise and experience in employment, competition, intellectual property, and tax law helps us to deliver effective and practical solutions for our clients’ legal issues across their full range of investment vehicles and asset classes, whether for global or local funds.

We are also experts in in-depth restructuring and insolvency and regularly work with banks, financial investors, insolvency practitioners, corporate debtors, and their officers to deal with complex local and cross-border administrations, receiverships and liquidations.


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  • Advising CSSAF Lifeco Holdings, a co-investment vehicle owned and controlled by the Carlyle Sub-Saharan Africa Fund (CSSAF) a fund managed by affiliates of the Carlyle Group, in relation to shareholding aspects arising under Mauritian law by virtue of the acquisition of a majority stake in AK Life Sciences.

  • Advising the private equity firm Kedaara Capital Advisors Ltd, in relation to the closing of its second India-focused fund, Kedaara Capital II limited, at the hard cap of USD 750m, three and a half years after its maiden fund with a  corpus of USD 540m.

  • Advising Ayman Badr on the setting up of a professional collective investment scheme in Mauritius to invest in the health care sector in Egypt. We also advised on the structuring, incorporation and licensing of MENA Health Partners, the professional collective investment scheme; Gronova Capital, the fund manager; and GNC Staff, a limited liability company established as an employee share grant scheme holding a number of shares in Gronova Capital.

  • Advised on all shareholding aspects arising under Mauritian law following AION Investments Private IV Limited entering into a shareholders’ agreement with co-investors to give effect to co-investments for the acquisition of the shares for an amount of USD 230,000,000.

  • Advising General Electric on the aspects of Mauritian law regarding a group restructuring involving companies incorporated in more than 52 jurisdictions, including Mauritius, India, USA and Cayman Islands, as well as advising on a number of issues such as share valuation, distributions in specie, amalgamations, and the winding-up of various Mauritius entities.

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