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Vinge advises Axcel VI and the Currentum Group in connection with the acquisition of VEAB Ventilation Entreprenad

Vinge advises Axcel VI and the Currentum Group in connection with the acquisitions of Ventilation Entreprenad VEAB, Veab Ventilation Entreprenad i Kristianstad, VEAB Ventilation Entreprenad I Helsingborg, Styr Entreprenad i Malmö and Energi & Klimatteknik i Tygelsjö.

The companies provide contracting services related to ventilation as well as service on real estate technical installations, and are based in Skåne. Together, the companies have a turnover of approximately SEK 370 million. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals.

Vinge’s team consisted of partner Christina Kokko together with Karl Klackenberg, Hannah Kajlinger and Carl Fredrik Wachtmeister (M&A), Isak Willborg (Construction), Elin Broman (Employment), Karl-Gustaw Tobola (Financing) and Frida Ställborn (Real Estate).

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