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Mandate Vinge Advises Cyril Acquisitions in Offer for Cision

May 07, 2008

Cyril Acquisition AB, owned by Triton Fund II, has made official an offer to acquire all shares in Cision AB. Cyril Acquisition offer SEK 20 in cash for each share, and SEK 33,94 for each convertible profit share. Cision is listed on the OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholm AB, Mid Cap. Vinge has acted as the principal advisor in the transaction and handled the legal aspects connected to corporate law, finance, competition and due diligence.
 
Vinge's team included partner Johan Cederlund, Christina Kokko and Michael Ståhl, joined by associates Pontus Enquist and Petter Elmstedt concerning corporate issues, Sara Axelsson concerning financial issues, Björn Petersson in labour affairs, and Peter Forsberg and Hanna Eklinder regarding competition issues. Mi Gustafsson, Per Larsson and Tina Hård was engaged in the due diligence process.

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