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August Debouzy advises Fisk Alloy on the acquisition of Thermo Technologies’ Specialty Wire business
Communiqué M&A | 10/04/26 | 4 min. | Valéry Denoix de Saint Marc David Neuwirth Juliette Vachet Vincent Brenot Ghislain Minaire Charles Maurel Jennifer Hinge Catherine Mintégui Pauline Desplas Fabienne Haas Boris Léone-Robin Alexandre Dumortier Alexandra Berg-Moussa Thibaut Amourette Philippe Lorentz Elie Bétard Vincent Fromholz François Pochart Pierre Pérot Inès Bouzayen Geoffroy Thill Matthieu Le Cacheux Olivier Attias Alexandre Mennucci Florence Chafiol Robin Nini Guillaume Aubatier Alix Kianpour
Industry - Industrial projects
August Debouzy advised Fisk Alloy, Inc., a leading international manufacturer of high-performance copper alloy wires and conductors, in connection with the acquisition of the Special Wires business of Thermo Technologies, including the acquisition of FSP-One (France) and its distribution subsidiaries IWT (USA) and TSI (China).
This strategic transaction represents a major milestone for Fisk Alloy and the Special Wires business of Thermo Technologies, creating a global leader in high-end specialty conductors for critical no-fail applications in aerospace, defense, electronics, and medical technologies.
Founded in 1973, Fisk Alloy has established a strong industrial and commercial presence in the United States, anchored by its main production site in New Jersey, while FSP-One is firmly established in Europe with its manufacturing facility in France. The combination of the two businesses creates a fully integrated global platform, enhancing geographic reach, strengthening market positioning, and accelerating innovation to meet the needs of highly demanding industries.
August Debouzy advised Fisk Alloy on the French law aspects of the transaction with a team led by Valéry Denoix de Saint Marc (partner), assisted by David Neuwirth (senior associate) and Juliette Vachet (associate) on all corporate and transactional aspects; Vincent Brenot (partner), Ghislain Minaire (counsel) and Charles Maurel (associate) on public and regulatory matters; Jennifer Hinge (partner), Catherine Mintégui (counsel) and Pauline Desplas (senior associate) on financing matters; Fabienne Haas (partner), Boris Léone-Robin (counsel) and Alexandre Dumortier (senior associate) on employment law matters; Alexandra Berg-Moussa (partner) and Thibaut Amourette (counsel) on contractual and IT matters; Philippe Lorentz (partner), Elie Bétard (counsel) and Vincent Fromholz (associate) on tax matters; François Pochard (partner), Pierre Perrot (counsel) and Inès Bouzayen (senior associate) on soft IP and Geoffroy Thill (counsel) and Matthieu Le Cacheux (patent engineer) on hard IP matters; Olivier Attias (partner) and Alexandre Menucci (senior associate) on compliance and litigation aspects; Florence Chafiol (partner) and Robin Nini (senior associate) on data protection matters; Guillaume Aubatier (partner) and Alix Kianpour (associate) on real estate law matters.
Fisk Alloy was also advised by Troutman Pepper Locke, with a team led by Nanette Heide (partner) and Jim Rosener (senior partner), including Jonathan Homer (partner), Morgan Klinzing (partner), Tom Phelan(partner), Patrick Archambault, Thomas Dockery, Samantha Peruto, and Emma Teman (associates).
The transaction involved close coordination with international counsel, including DFDL (Vietnam), and JunHe (China), in relation to complex cross-border regulatory matters.