Xiaohua (Nikky) Wei is a corporate associate in the Houston office of Latham & Watkins.
While attending law school, Nikky served as a senior HLRe editor for the Houston Law Review. Prior to joining Latham full-time, Nikky was a summer associate in Latham’s Houston office.
Experience
Nikky advises clients on a range of corporate and transactional matters, including initial public offerings, debt offerings, public and private mergers & acquisitions and public company compliance and periodic reporting. Nikky’s representative transactions include advising:
Capital Markets
The underwriters on Flowco Holdings Inc.’s US$491 million IPO
Energy Transfer LP on its US$2 billion junior subordinated notes offering
The underwriters on Permian Resources Corporation’s US$624 million secondary public offering of Class A Common Stock
Energy Transfer LP on its US$3 billion senior notes offering
The initial purchasers on Antero Midstream Corporation’s US$600 million private offering of senior notes
Mergers & Acquisitions
CenterPoint Energy in its US$1.2 billion sale of its Louisiana and Mississippi natural gas local distribution businesses to Bernhard Capital Partners
Tapestry, Inc. in its sale of Stuart Weitzman brand to Caleres
A London-based company in its merger with another company to consolidate their respective ophthalmic therapeutic assets
Amber Energy in its acquisition of CITGO
Public Company Representations
Aegon
AirJoule Technologies Corporation
Cogent Communications
CoStar Group
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Weatherford International Ltd
Wix.com Ltd
Zeta Global Holdings Corp.
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
Texas
Education
BA in Advertising & Japanese, Peking University
JD, University of Houston Law Center
MA in Japanese Language & Literature, Peking University
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