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Mandate Vinge advises Enea AB (publ) in connection with the sale of Enea’s Nordic consultancy operations

March 07, 2012

Vinge has advised Enea AB (publ) in connection with the sale of Enea’s Nordic consultancy operations, including the Swedish consultancy companies in Stockholm, Lund and Linköping to Xdin AB. Xdin AB is a subsidiary of the Alten Group, a leading global technology consultancy group with its headquarters in Paris. The sale is a part of Enea’s corporate strategy to focus on becoming a world leader in relation to operating system solutions for wireless communications. The companies sold have 226 employees and approximately 90 sub-consultants which comprises approximately half of Enea’s total  consultancy operations. The Nordic companies have an aggregate annual turnover of approximately SEK 300 million. The purchase price amounted to SEK 148.5 million. Closing took place on 16 February 2012. 

Vinge’s  team consisted of responsible partner Jesper Ottergren together with associates Anna Edström and Ida Christensson.

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