Lidiya Fedorova

Lidiya is counsel at White Square, Moscow office.

Lidiya has extensive experience in advising large Russian and international companies on issues related to raising capital market financing, optimizing management and assets restructuring, supporting buyout and sale of shares.

Lidiya also has extensive experience in business structuring, corporate governance and M&A projects.

Previously, Lidiya held senior positions in Russian law firms and at one of the largest Russian banks.

Several Russian companies of technology and food sector in connection with ongoing IPO projects

Large helicopter manufacturing holding in connection with asset restructuring and formation of a sub-holding based on companies of the holding’s aircraft repair division

Manufacturer of freeze-dried plant-based products in connection with the issue of its first exchange-traded bonds to raise funds for the construction of a manufacturing complex

EuroSibEnergo, Russia’s largest private energy company, in connection with the mandatory offer and squeeze-out of minority shareholders in the acquisition of Krasnoyarskaya Dam

S7 Airlines, Russia’s largest private airline company, in connection with supporting the buy-back of shares from minority shareholders of Sibir Airlines

Telecomneftproduct, a subsidiary of Transneft oil company, due to its spin-off and simultaneous merger to optimize asset management in the Republic of Belarus

FM Logistic, a large international logistics operator, Svoboda Factory, a Russian beauty company, SPB Exchange, a commodity exchange, in connection with their spin-offs and mergers

Companies within the Atomic Energy Power Group, a large nuclear group, the Rosseti Group, the largest electric grid company, and Raspadskaya, a Russian coal company, in connection with private and technical сapital stock issues

Svyaztransneft, a subsidiary of Transneft oil company, in connection with the contribution of asset complexes (fibre-optic lines of communication) worth 7 billion rubles to its share capital

Electric power company in connection with the purchase of shares in one of Russia’s major TGCs, including the support of purchase offer and shareholder’s squeeze-out