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Vinge advises Cell Impact AB (publ) in connection with a directed share issue

October 09, 2020

Vinge has advised Cell Impact AB (publ) in connection with a directed share issue, whereby Cell Impact receives proceeds of SEK 175 million.

The share issue was directed to a number of Swedish and international institutional investors on the basis of an accelerated bookbuilding process. The purpose of the share issue is to finance Cell Impact’s continued path towards commercialization and expand the production capacity in the new factory in order to pave the way for expanded serial production.

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