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Vinge advises BICO in connection with a directed issue of new shares for SEK 2 billion

October 08, 2021 Capital Markets and Public M&A

Vinge has advised BICO Group AB in connection with a directed issue of new shares for approximately SEK 2 billion.

The subscription price of SEK 480 was set pursuant to an accelerated bookbuilding procedure arranged by Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, ABG and Bryan Garnier. BICO intends to use the issue proceeds to finance the acquisition of QInstruments as well as to further promote the Company’s acquisition agenda and create financial preparedness regarding new possibilities.

Vinge’s team consisted of Anders Strid, Edin Agic and Adrian Filipovic.

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