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Vinge advises Industrifonden on the investment in Flexenclosure AB

November 27, 2007

Industrifonden will invest MSEK 8 in Flexenclosure, a Lidköping company that develops environmental telecom solutions such as “technique houses”. These consist of a base station connected to a radio mast and will provide energy to a mobile telephony network when electricity is unavailable. The technique houses operate the base stations by means of renewable sources of energy, such as e.g. solar and wind power. The total investment of MSEK 12 will be used to increase the rate of expansion based on renewable energy solutions.

Industrifonden is represented by partner Johan Winnerblad assisted by Johan Larsson.

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