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Vinge has advised ESSVP IV funds in connection with its acquisition of Bergkvist-Insjön Aktiebolag

July 22, 2019 M&A

Vinge has advised ESSVP IV funds (advised by Orlando Nordics AB) and its portfolio company Dilasso Timber AB (publ) in connection with its acquisition of the sawmill company Bergkvist-Insjön Aktiebolag as well as Dilasso Timber’s issuance of a MSEK 750 million senior secured bond under a framework of SEK 1,150 million. 

Vinge’s team consisted of, among others, Kristina Ekberg and Hannah Kajlinger (M&A) and Fabian Ekeblad and Sofia Törnroth Nyberg (Banking and Finance).
 

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