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Mandate Vinge advises Compass Group on the acquisition of Fazer Food Services from Fazer Group

June 11, 2019

Fazer Food Services is a renowned food catering business in the Nordic region with operations in Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, across several sectors including Business & Industry, Education, Healthcare, Seniors and Defence. with an enterprise value of approximately €475 million.

Vinge’s team consists of responsible partners Christina Kokko and Matthias Pannier as well as senior associate Anna Thoms, together with partner Daniel Rosvall, associates Fredric Reissmüller, Hampus Olsson, Christina Odengran and Marcus Eklund (M&A), Fredrika Hjelmberg (IT/Commercial Agreements), Klara Secher (IP), Maria Schultzberg, Henrik Wastenson (Tax), Lova Unge (Employment), Daniel Wendelsson (Public Procurement) and Veronika Garemark (Real Estate). 
 

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