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Mandate Vinge advises Smart Eye AB in conjunction with its listing on Nasdaq First North

November 11, 2016

Vinge has advised Smart Eye AB in connection with the listing of Smart Eye’s shares on Nasdaq First North.

In connection with the listing, a new issue of not more than 1 750 000 shares was performed whereupon Smart Eye will receive not more than SEK 80 500 000. The offer is directed to the general public and institutional investors. The prospectus was published on 10 November and the first day of trading is 7 December.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of responsible partner Anders Strid, Magnus Pauli (client relationship), Frida Bäckegren (project manager due diligence and prospectus), Joel Zetterström and Natalie Bäck (IP), Jonas Lindeblad (employment), Björn Nicolai and Karin Wisenius (EU and competition), Victor Ericsson (tax) and company assistant Camilla Andersson.

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