Ryan J. Lynch

Mr. Lynch’s experience includes representing:

SPAC Business Combinations

• Desktop Metal, a 3D printing technology company, in its US$2.5 billion merger with Trine Acquisition Corp.
• Hub Cyber Security, an Israel-based confidential computing solution provider, in its pending US$1.28 billion merger with Mount Rainier Acquisition Corp.
• Hyundai Motor Company, as a shareholder in London-based electric vehicle company Arrival, in Arrival’s US$5.4 billion merger with CIIG Merger 
• Innoviz, an Israel-based manufacturer of solid-state LiDAR sensors and perception software, in its US$1.4 billion merger with Collective Growth Corporation
• Kin Insurance, an insurance technology company, in its pending US$1 billion merger with Omnichannel Acquisition
• Nogin, a commerce-as-a-service platform, in its pending US$646 million business combination with Software Acquisition Group III
• Otonomo Technologies, an Israel-based automotive data services platform, in its US$1.4 billion merger with Software Acquisition Group
• USHG Acquisition, a special purpose acquisition company, in its pending merger with Panera Brands

Mergers and Acquisitions

• TotalEnergies in its US$1.6 billion acquisition of half of GIP’s interest in Clearway Group
• Sprague Resource’s Conflicts Committee in its pending merger with Hartree Partners
• Enagás S.A. in its equity investment in Tallgrass Energy 
• Equitrans Midstream in its US$1.8 billion acquisition of EQM Midstream Partners
• Falcon Minerals in its pending US$1.9 billion merger with Desert Peak Minerals
• FMC Technologies in its US$13 billion merger-of-equals transaction with Technip S.A.
• PAO TMK in its US$1.2 billion sale of IPSCO Tubulars to Tenaris S.A.
• Shell Midstream Partners’ Conflicts Committee in a US$4 billion dropdown and simplification transaction
• Total S.A., as SunPower’s majority shareholder, in SunPower’s spin-off of Maxeon Solar Technologies
• VTTI in its US$1 billion acquisition of VTTI Energy Partners

Equity Capital Markets

• Antero Midstream GP in its US$875 million IPO
• EQM Midstream Partners in its US$1.2 billion convertible preferred unit offering
• JP Energy Partners in its US$275 million IPO
• Lux Health Tech Acquisition in its US$396 million IPO 
• Smart Sand in its US$98 million follow-on offering
• VTTI Energy Partners in its US$422 million IPO
• Weatherford International in follow-on offerings totaling more than US$1 billion

Debt Capital Markets

• Bruin E&P Partners in its US$600 million unregistered notes offering
• Kimco Realty Corporation in its US$500 million registered green notes offering
• Total S.A. in its subsidiaries’ registered notes offerings, totaling more than US$9 billion
• Venator Materials in its US$225 million unregistered secured notes offering
• Waste Connections in registered notes offerings totaling US$2.1 billion
• Western Midstream in its US$3.5 billion registered notes offering