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Vinge advises Beijer Byggmaterial in connection with the acquisition of Kakeldax

September 07, 2021 Employment and Benefits M&A Real Estate and Construction Corporate Commercial Intellectual Property

Vinge has advised Beijer Byggmaterial AB in connection with the acquisition of the Kakeldax group. The Kakeldax group consists of three strong brands – Stigs Kakel, Kakeldax and Kakelcentralen.

The group has more than 30 years of industry experience with 11 own stores, web shops and distributors across the country. The head office and central storage facility are located in Gothenburg.

Vinge’s team consisted of, among others, Jonas Bergström, Joacim Rydergård, Vilhelm Rondahl, Ellinor Wargenbrant and Beatrice Randow (M&A), Hedvig Ekdahl (Corporate Commercial), Frida Ställborn (Real Property/Lease Agreements), Lina Österberg (Environment), Karl-Hugo Engdahl (GDPR), Ebba Svenburg and Elin Broman (Employment Law), Felizia Wiker (IP) and Nathalie Hughes (VDR).

 

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