Tinsa Tasaciones Inmobiliarias has acquired Troostwijk Groep B.V.
May 2017 — Tinsa Tasaciones Inmobiliarias S.A. (Tinsa), the leading Spanish multinational property valuation and consultancy company, has acquired Troostwijk Groep B.V. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Tinsa, with 30 years' experience, is a leading multinational property valuation and consultancy company operating in Spain and Latin America. Its client portfolio includes a vast majority of financial institutions including public administrations and private individuals. Tinsa was acquired by the European private equity firm Cinven in 2016.
Troostwijk Groep is the leading valuation company in the Netherlands, performing insurance and financial valuations, loss assessment, real estate advice and art valuations. This transaction will provide the group with a strong base for further growth in the Dutch market as well as international expansion opportunities.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins' team in Spain advised the buyer in this transaction. The team in the Netherlands identified the target and assisted throughout the sale process. This is another example of the strength of Oaklins' teams working together to provide the best possible M&A advice.
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Frederik van der Schoot
Oaklins Netherlands
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