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Mandate Vinge advices CapMan on acquisition of Nacka Närsjukhus Proxima

June 28, 2007

Vinge is advising funds managed by CapMan on the acquisition of Nacka Närsjukhus Proxima. Nacka Närsjukhus Proxima is a modern healthcare provider that offers specialised healthcare services from emergency unit to complex surgery within various specialities, such as orthopaedics. The company serves primarily the greater Stockholm area and the Stockholm County Council as well as other county councils in Sweden. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.

The Vinge team advising CapMan includes partners Jan Byström, and Ulf Sallnäs and associates Mats Hävermark, Philip Asmar, Johanna Rutberg and Per Westman. Partner Mikael Ståhl advises CapMan on the financing of the acquisition. Partner Johan Karlsson and associate Emma Nörler provide competition law advice.

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