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The Herbert Smith Freehills team was led by Dubai Partner Danila Logofet, supported by a team in London comprising partner David D'Souza, partner and co-head of Venture and Growth Capital (EMEA & America) Dylan Doran Kennett, senior associate Matthew Gallagher and associate Joshua Avis.
Partner Danila Logofet said: 'It has been a privilege to assist Bioniq and its founder in this exciting stage in the company's journey. The funding round has strategically positioned the company to embark upon its next stage of growth and to consolidate upon the back of its success to date. By assisting this leading business in what is proving to be an exciting and dynamic time for the industry, we have displayed our strength in the AI and health-tech sectors, as well as the depth and reach of our international network.'
Partner, Riyadh and Middle East
Partner, Head of Venture and Growth Capital, EMEA, London
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