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Mandate Vinge advises Canal Digital Sverige in connection with the sale of Canal Digital Kabel-TV

February 06, 2012

Vinge has advised Canal Digital Sverige AB in connection with the sale of Canal Digital Kabel-TV (CDK), a company within the Telenor group. The company was bought by Telenor Sverige AB. CDK is a supplier of cable TV and broadband services in Sweden. The business operations will be transferred in their entirety to the part of Telenor Sverige which offers products and service solutions to tenant owners’ associations and real estate owners. The transaction constitutes a part of Telenor’s offensive to offer services via the fixed network, an area in which they have previously carried out extensive modernisation and launched an open network solution. 

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of partners Carl Johan af Petersens and Johan Göthberg (responsible partner) and associates Nicolina Kindblom and Philip Watson.

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