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Mandate VINGE ADVISES DUSTIN AND ALTOR IN CONNECTION WITH THE LISTING ON NASDAQ STOCKHOLM

February 17, 2015

Vinge advises Dustin Group AB (publ) and Altor in connection with Dustin’s listing on Nasdaq Stockholm.

Dustin is a leading online based reseller of IT products and services in the Nordics. Dustin offers a wide product and service range to businesses, public organisations and consumers, primarily through its online platform. The Swedish language prospectus was published on 2 February 2015 and the first day of trading was 13 February 2015. The offering price has been set at SEK 50 per share, corresponding to a market value of Dustin of approximately SEK 3,809 million.
Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Peter Bäärnhielm, David Andersson, Sabina Börjesson, Amanda Knutsson and Tora Hansjons.

Vinge företräder Dustin och Altor i samband med börsnoteringen på Nasdaq Stockholm

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