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White & Case advises Revenio on acquisition of Visionix

White & Case LLP has advised Revenio Group Corporation (Revenio) on its agreement to acquire LT International SAS. The transaction will result in Revenio acquiring the entire share capital of the group parent company and becoming a leading solutions provider in the global eye care market.

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• Published On Apr 15, 2026 at 12:07 AM IST

White & Case LLP has advised Revenio Group Corporation (Revenio) on its agreement to acquire LT International SAS, the parent company of the Visionix International group (Visionix), with an enterprise value of €290 million.

"Advising Revenio on this transaction showcases White & Case's ability to deploy a truly integrated, cross-border team across every dimension of a complex deal. Our lawyers in Finland, France, the United States, China, Italy, Germany, Spain and Belgium brought expertise spanning across multiple practices, delivering seamless, coordinated advice to our client," said White & Case partner Timo Airisto, who co-led the Firm's deal team.

Advt The transaction will result in Revenio acquiring the entire share capital of the group parent company and becoming a leading solutions provider in the global eye care market.

Revenio is a supplier of ophthalmic diagnostics and software under the iCare brand, while Visionix has broad capabilities in diagnostic, screening, refraction, and finishing solutions.

This transaction represents a significant milestone in Revenio’s growth strategy, combining highly complementary products, software and customer portfolios, increasing Revenio’s total addressable market and laying the foundation for a broader and more integrated eye care offering for professionals across optometry, optical retail, and ophthalmology.

White & Case also advised Revenio on the financing aspects of the acquisition.

The White & Case team, which advised on the transaction, was led by partners Timo Airisto, Mikko Hulkko, Oona Lilja, and Jenni Nygård (all Helsinki) and Franck De Vita and Alexandre Jaurett (both Paris) and included associates Emma Elopuro, Krista Enarvi, Samuel Salmivirta, and Krista Rekola (all Helsinki) and Nicolas Alfonsi, Isaac Girardot and Theo Leclere (all Paris).