OsteoCentric Oncology and Bone Anchored Prostheses, LLC, a subsidiary of OsteoCentric Technologies, Inc., has made a public offer for all shares in Integrum AB (publ). The offer values all shares in Integrum at approximately SEK 939 million.
Vinge advises Investor AB (publ) (“Investor”) on its co-investment in the public offer for Fortnox AB (publ) (“Fortnox”) led by EQT X together with First Kraft AB (owned by Olof Hallrup), acting through Omega II AB (“Omega II”). Fortnox offers vital software infrastructure to small and medium-sized companies in Sweden with a track record of profitable growth.
Vinge advises Cantargia AB (publ) in connection with the sale of its early-clinical stage IL1RAP immunology program CAN10 to the Japanese healthcare company Otsuka Pharmaceutical.
Vinge has assisted Gothenburg-based sustainable packaging technology company PulPac in connection with it obtaining a €20 million (around 220 million Swedish kronor) financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Behold Ventures held its final closing on 27 June 2025, thereby securing investor commitments to its first-time fund amounting to approximately SEK 550 million from an international investor base, comprising the European Investment Fund (EIF), among others.
Ballista Capital held its final closing on 9 June 2025. The investor base primarily comprises family offices and investors with strong ties to northern Sweden.
The Qt Company Ltd (“The Qt Company”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Qt Group Plc, has announced a public tender offer to the shareholders of I.A.R. Systems Group AB (publ) (“IAR”) to tender all class B shares in IAR to The Qt Company at a price of SEK 180 in cash per share
The fund held its final closing on June 2, 2025, having secured commitments from a diverse investor base that includes several leading institutional investors from Europe and North America, as well as established fund-of-funds. The fundraising was highly successful, with the fund significantly oversubscribed. Consolid Equity III has more than doubled its total commitments compared to its predecessor fund.
Recover is a leading Scandinavian property remediation specialist. Following EQT’s acquisition in 2020, Recover has invested in its digital capabilities while divesting non-core business units to sharpen focus on water, fire and other core property remediation services.