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Vinge advises Axcel and XPartners in connection with the acquisition of Theta

May 15, 2024 Banking and Finance M&A Real Estate and Construction

Vinge has advised Axcel VII (“Axcel”) and XPartners Samhällsbyggnad (”XPartners”) in connection with the acquisition of THETA Engineering AB (”Theta”).

Theta is a consulting company with expertise in project management, rock and construction, and project control, planning, costing and cost control as well as technology.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Christina Kokko together with Carl Fredrik Wachtmeister, Gustav Persson and Alexander Rüdén (M&A), August Ahlin (banking and finance), Clara Klingspor (Construction) and Cecilia Loctander (Transaction Support Co-ordinator).

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