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Mandate Triton acquires Bravida ASA

February 19, 2007

Triton is acquiring roughly a total of 98 percent of the shares in Bravida ASA from Telenor ASA, Telenor Installation Holding AS, Sampo Life Insurance Company, Investment AB Latour, Stark II BV, Procuritas Capital Partners II LP, Procuritas Capital Partners IIB LP, SäkI AB and Baring European Fund (GP) LP. The Bravida group is the Nordic region's largest installation and service company with 8000 employees in Norway, Sweden and Denmark and sales of roughly SEK 9.5 billion. Bravida supplies solutions for the electricity, AC power, ventilation, security, service and property management industries, both the private and public sectors, and is represented in more that 150 locations in the Nordic region.

The legal advisor for Triton was the law firm of Vinge, with managing partner Christina Kokko handling mergers and acquisitions, and Mikael Ståhl for financing, who was assisted by Tom Zachrisson, Matti Scheffer, Peter Svanqvist, Johan Steen, Anna Elm and Kanja Berg.

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