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Vinge advises Capio in connection with acquisition of Scanloc

September 01, 2016

Capio Specialistkliniker AB has entered into an agreement to acquire all shares in Scanloc Healthcare AB.

Scanloc conducts operations relating to specialist care within eye disorders at clinics situated in Gothenburg and Kungsbacka. The company’s customers primarily consist of the Västra Götaland and Halland County Councils. Scanloc has 35 employees and will be part of Capio Medocular. Closing is scheduled for 30 September and is conditional upon the customary closing conditions from the salient public authorities.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Anders Strid together with, among others, Frida Bäckergren (project manager), Frida Mattsson (employment), Victor Ericsson (tax) and Gabriella Fossum (public procurement).

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