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Mandate Vinge has advised Pandox in connection with a directed share issue of approximately SEK 3 billion

November 06, 2019

Vinge has advised the hotel property owner Pandox in connection with a directed share issue of 16,350,000 class B shares, whereby Pandox will receive approximately SEK 3 billion in issue proceeds.

The subscription price was determined to SEK 186.50 per share through an accelerated book building process. The share issue was directed to approximately 130 Swedish and international institutional investors. The purpose of the share issue is increase the financial flexibility for additional acquisitions and further strengthen the company’s competitive position in the international hotel property market.

Vinge’s team consisted of Jesper Schönbeck, Nils Fredrik Dehlin and Hampus Olsson.

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