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EQT and Investor make an offer for Gambro

July 20, 2006

Indap AB, which Investor AB and EQT jointly own indirectly, has announced a cash offer to the shareholders of Gambro AB to transfer shares in Gambro to Indap. The shares in Gambro are registered on the A-list of the Stockholm Stock Exchange. The offer is for 111 Swedish kronor per share of series A and series B shares in Gambro.

Vinge acted as advisor to the bidders. Representatives from Vinge included Hans Wibom, Christoffer Saidac, Göran Nyström, Fredrik von Baumgarten, Fabian Ekeblad, Johan Karlsson, Mattias Schömer, Tuula-Anneli Tallavaara, Niclas Bergström, Ceclia Rudels, Penilla Olsson and Peter Forsberg.

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