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Vinge advises Canadian Plasman Group and its owner Insight Equity on its acquisition of Plastal Industri AB.

May 30, 2016

Plastal Industri is a leading supplier of engineered thermoplastic bumper modules, painted and unpainted exterior trim and plastic parts serving both the passenger car and heavy commercial vehicle markets. The company operates out of four state-of-the-art production facilities in Sweden, Norway, and Belgium.

The Plasman Group is a designer and manufacturer of plastic injection molding for state-of-the-art automated painting and complete assembly operations of Class “A” exterior trim products and sub-systems to a variety of OEM and Tier 1 customers. The company offers fully-integrated design, engineering, tooling, molding, finishing (painting and chroming), and assembly capabilities and has approximately 3,600 employees across its network of 16 facilities across North America and Europe.

The Vinge team advising Plasman Group includes partner Fredrik Sonander, associates Amanda Winberg, Hampus Wikerstål and Frida Bäckegren and paralegals Camilla Andersson and Karl-Manne Johnsson. Partner Anna Palmerus provided competition law advice.

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