Baker McKenzie Advises Siemens Energy on Acquisition of Camlin Group

Leading global law firm, Baker McKenzie has advised Siemens Energy on its agreement to acquire Camlin Group, a Northern Ireland based specialist in grid monitoring, analytics and asset digitalisation technologies.

The acquisition will expand Siemens Energy's digital grid portfolio at a time of accelerated global investment in electricity networks. Financial details were not disclosed. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close before the end of 2026.

Through the acquisition of Camlin Group, Siemens Energy will broaden its capabilities and strengthen its digital offering in sensor based monitoring, data analytics and software enabled grid intelligence.

Commenting on the transaction, Dr. Jakub Lorys, Corporate Partner, said: "The energy transition is no longer just about generation, it is fundamentally about the intelligence of the grid. Siemens Energy's acquisition of Camlin Group positions it well in that shift, combining sensor technology, data analytics and software to build the digital backbone of tomorrow's electricity networks. We are proud to have advised on a transaction that sits squarely at the intersection of industrial strategy and technological innovation."

Alexander Gee, Corporate Partner, who led the transaction with Jakub Lorys added: "Acquiring a specialist technology business with operations across multiple jurisdictions requires not only deep sector understanding but also seamless coordination across legal disciplines and borders. Our team worked across more than 25 offices to deliver an integrated solution covering M&A structuring, regulatory approvals, employment and tax, ensuring Siemens Energy could move decisively and efficiently."

The cross-border, cross-practice Baker McKenzie team was led by Corporate M&A Partners, Dr. Jakub Lorys (Munich) and Alexander Gee (London) with support from Niraj Visani (Senior Associate, London), Laura MacLachlan (Senior Associate, London), Jack McCann (Associate, London), Eli Clinton-Davis (Associate, London), Niall Elliott (Associate, London).

The wider Baker McKenzie team included over 50 lawyers specialising in employment, tax, antitrust and competition, IP and commercial technology from more than 25 offices across the Firm's global network.