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Vinge advises Chieftain Capital Management in connection with the investment in Koenigsegg Automotive

Vinge has advised Chieftain Capital Management, Inc. (”Chieftain”), a New York based family office, in its investment in the Swedish megacar manufacturer Koenigsegg Automotive AB (“Koenigsegg”).

The investment, which coincided with Koenigseggs 30th anniversary, was executed through a share issue. The investment will be used to support the next growth chapter for Koenigsegg and further strengthens the company's position as a global leader in the megacar industry.

Majority owner Christian von Koenigsegg, through his family holding company, is also increasing his stake in the company alongside Chieftain.

Vinge’s team consisted of Magnus Pauli, Petronella Hallberg, Jenny Sandlund, Amelia Rihs, Adam Loewenstein, Michael Montner, Fredrik Löwenclou, Hanna Jansson and Anna Högsten.

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