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Vinge advises Axcel VI and the Currentum in connection with the acquisition of Elektro-Emanuel

June 19, 2024 M&A Banking and Finance Real Estate and Construction Employment and Benefits

Vinge advises Axcel VI and the Currentum Group in connection with the acquisition of Elektro-Emanuel AB. The company carries out electrical installations for both companies and private individuals and has offices in four cities in western Sweden.

The acquisition is subject to customary regulatory approvals.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Christina Kokko together with Carl Fredrik Wachtmeister and Alexander Rüdén (M&A), Calle Tengwall Pagels and Frithiof Hallgren Wallin (Banking and finance), Niclas Lindblom (Construction), Hanna Kövamees (Real property), Narin Melazade and Jonatan Stentorp (Labor Law), Daniel Wendelsson, David Olander and Hilda Ivarsson (Regulatory) and Johanna Engström (Transaction Support Coordinator).

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