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Vinge advises Main Capital and Alfa eCare in connection with the acquisition of 2BRA

The Alfa eCare group is a recognized and rapidly growing software provider within the e-health sector that offers solutions to both private and public healthcare providers in the Nordics.

2BRA System AB was founded in 2008 and develops business systems used for labour market measures and initiatives. The company’s services are provided companies that support people in establishing themselves in the labor market and to municipalities, where the company’s system today is used in over 100 municipal operatios. The acquisition of 2BRA is the sixth acquisition by the Alfa eCare group since Main Capital became majority owners of the group in 2020.

Vinge’s team advising Main Capital and Alfa eCare mainly consisted of Filip Öhrner, Linus Adolfsson, Jonna Skog (M&A), Elin Broman (Employment), Lisa Hörnqvist (IT and GDPR), Rebecka Målquist, Johan Gavelin (IP) and Ottilia Pettersson (project assistant).

 

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