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Vinge advises Armada Investment AG on its investment in Studsvik

Armada Investment AG, the Zurich-based entrepreneurial investment firm led by Daniel S. Aegerter, has increased its shareholding in Studsvik to 29.9% of outstanding shares. The investment builds on Armada's initial 9.9% stake acquired in February 2025. The shares of Studsvik are admitted to trading on Nasdaq Stockholm. Armada has invested across the nuclear supply chain for over a decade, with portfolio companies including Oklo, Commonwealth Fusion Systems, Proxima Fusion, Last Energy, and Blykalla.

Studsvik offers a range of advanced technical services to the global nuclear power industry. Studsvik's business focus areas are fuel and materials technology, reactor analysis software, decontamination and radiation protection as well as technical platforms for handling, conditioning and volume reduction of radioactive waste. The company has more than 75 years' experience of nuclear technology and radiological services. 

Vinges team consists of Rikard Lindahl, Joel Magnusson och Maximilian Bengtsson (Capital Markets and Public M&A) and Daniel Wendelsson, Hampus Peterson and Hilda Ivarsson (FDI).

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