Weil advised General Atlantic’s BeyondNetZero climate growth fund on its minority investment in Wireless Logic, a leading independent global Internet of Things (“IoT”) solutions provider. The Company’s existing shareholder, Montagu, will remain the majority shareholder, reinvesting alongside General Atlantic.

The transaction, which values Wireless Logic at £3.5 billion, is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025. 

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in the UK, Wireless Logic is the global leader in IoT connectivity. The platform helps clients from a diverse range of industries connect and manage all their IoT devices in a single platform. The Company is net zero aligned through its commitment to SBTi, and plays a key role in enabling a vast range of IoT connected energy transition and climate applications, including smart grids, micro-mobility, industrial optimization, and precision agriculture.

The Weil team was led by Private Equity partner Jonathan Wood, assisted by counsel Jack Gray, associates Priya Shah, Margaret Babalola, Melanie Yu, Max Arundel and Xavier Khan. The wider team comprised lawyers in the U.S. and Europe including: Antitrust partner Nafees Saeed, counsel Nicholas Barnabo and associates Katie Williams and Jenny Patroclou; Finance partner Patrick Brendon and associate Ryan Prithraj; Tax partner Oliver Walker, counsel Ellie Marques and associates Lizl Loubser and Anna Ritchie; Incentives counsel Kevin Donegan and associate Enda Kerin; Employment counsel Mark Taylor and associate Lizzie Thomas; Technology & IP Transactions partner Barry Fishley, counsel Chloe Kite and associate Elizabeth Brady; Real Estate counsel Laura Murray and associate Victoria Lloyd; and Disputes partner Hayley Lund and counsel Rosalind Meehan.