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Mandate Vinge advises Com Hem in connection with its application for listing on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm

June 03, 2014


Following the announcement of its intention to float on May 23, 2014, Com Hem Holding AB (publ) (“Com Hem”), a leading provider of TV, broadband and fixed telephony services in Sweden, has today published a prospectus and announced the price range for the initial public offering of its shares and its listing on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. Vinge advises Com Hem in connection with the listing.
 
The Company will raise gross proceeds of up to SEK 6.24 billion in the initial public offering.
 
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