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Vinge advises Edgeware AB (publ) in connection with listing on Nasdaq Stockholm

December 14, 2016

 Vinge has advised Edgeware AB (publ) (“Edgeware”) in connection with its listing on Nasdaq Stockholm. The prospectus was published on 29 November 2016 and the first day of trading on Nasdaq was 9 December 2016. The offer price was set at SEK 29 per share, which corresponded to a market value for the total number of shares in the company of approximately MSEK 870. The total value of the offering amounted to MSEK 450 provided an overallotment option was exercised in its entirety.
 
Edgeware was founded in 2004 and has since evolved into a global, high-tech company that develops and offers hardware and software systems as well as associated services that enable effective and scalable TV and video streaming over IP. The Company’s solutions are primarily sold to telecom and cable operators as well as broadcasters and content owners that want to efficiently, securely and cost-efficiently make TV and video content available to their viewers.
 
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