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Mandate Vinge advises EQT in connection with sale of TitanX

August 16, 2016

Vinge advises EQT Opportunity and Fouriertransform AB and other sellers in connection with the sale of TitanX Engine Cooling (“TitanX”) to Tata AutoComp Systems Ltd (“Tata”), one of India’s leading auto-component conglomerates. TitanX is a global supplier of powertrain cooling solutions for commercial vehicles and the company serves most of the western world’s OEMs, including Volvo Trucks, Scania, Daimler and Iveco. TitanX has a yearly turnover of SEK 1.6 billion and manufacturers in Sweden, USA, Mexico, Brazil and China.

Subject to customary regulatory approvals, the transaction is expected to be completed during the fall of 2016.

Vinge’s team has primarily consisted of Christina Kokko, Sofie Bjärtun and Samra Baytar (M&A), Fredrik Gustafsson and Karin Isacsson (employment), Thomas Sjöberg and Matilda Gustafsson (environmental), Louise Brorsson and Helena Håkansson (finance) and Pernilla Warg (projectassistant). 

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