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Mandate Vinge represents the sellers in connection with the sale of Exensor Security International AB

July 31, 2017

Vinge represents Verdane NVP II SPV K/S, Marginalen Group AB, Erland von Hofsten Advokat AB and an additional 16 private investors in connection with the sale of Exensor Security International AB to the French buyer Bertin Technologies, a subsidiary of CNIM Group, listed on Euronext Paris.

Exensor is a leading provider of unattended ground sensor networks for military and civil applications and has key international clients in the defence and security sector. The company is headquartered in Lund, Sweden and has subsidiaries in the UK and Germany. Exensor’s line of products and geographical presence is complementary to Bertin’s, contributing to a good strategic fit in the transaction.

Vinge's team consisted of partners Jesper Ottergren and Christoffer Thalin, assisted by, among others, associate Lena Lundahl.

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