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Al Tamimi & Company Advised L’Assiette Nordique On Strategic Minority Investment From CDG Invest Growth
Al Tamimi & Company advised L’Assiette Nordique on Strategic Minority Investment from CDG Invest Growth
The largest law firm in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, Al Tamimi & Company, advised L’Assiette Nordique, a leading seafood processing and distribution company in Morocco, on the opening of its capital to Capmezzanine V, FPCC-RFA, the fifth fund managed by CDG Invest Growth. The transaction, executed through a capital increase, marks the first investment completed by Capmezzanine V following the closing of the fund and supports L’Assiette Nordique’s industrial growth, domestic market consolidation, and future IPO plans.
Al Tamimi & Company acted as legal counsel to L’Assiette Nordique, providing transactional support including regulatory analysis, deal structuring, and negotiation of the binding investment documentation. CDG Invest Growth was advised by DLA Piper. The signing of binding documentation was completed on 9th December 2025, following clearance from the Moroccan Competition Council.
Omar Zizi (Partner and Head of Al Tamimi & Company’s Morocco Office) commented:
"We are proud to have supported L’Assiette Nordique throughout this important transaction. The company has built a strong and reputable position in Morocco’s seafood sector, driven by quality, operational excellence, and a clear long-term vision."
Founded in 2009, L’Assiette Nordique has established itself as a market leader through a fully integrated value chain encompassing seafood processing and nationwide distribution, serving hospitality professionals, major retail chains, and wholesale distributors. The company operates with robust cold-chain logistics, stringent traceability standards, and a commitment to quality.
This transaction highlights Al Tamimi & Company’s strong presence in North Africa and its role in advising on complex private equity and cross-border investment transactions in the region.
Al Tamimi and Company is the leading full-service law firm in the UAE and MENA region, with 17 offices across 10 countries. Since 1989, the firm has delivered innovative, cost-effective legal solutions to address complex business challenges. The team of 580+ legal professionals combines deep expertise with practical insights, offering commercially focused advice that drives client success. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, the firm fosters a dynamic environment that attracts top talent and empowers it to deliver outstanding results across industries.
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