Vinge Logotype
SvenskaEnglish 18D7E0DE-2035-40AE-A740-8F45A358A8F4 Login
  1. Home
  2. Mandates
  3. Vinge Advises EQT on Transfer of the Finnish Finn-Power Group
Mandate

Vinge Advises EQT on Transfer of the Finnish Finn-Power Group

February 27, 2008

Vinge advises EQT on transfer of the Finnish Finn-Power Group to Prima Industries, listed in Italy. By the acquisition of the Finn-Power Group Prima Industries will reach 50 countries which in turn will make Prima Industries the third largest producer of laser machines in the world. The group’s annual revenues are calculated to reach an estimated value of EUR 400 million.      

EQT is represented by partner Anders Åberg joined by associates Tuula Tallavarra and Petter Kjöllerström assisted by project assistant Jenny Henriksson.

Related

Vinge advises Diamyd Medical in connection with directed issuances of shares and warrants of up to SEK 1,166 million

 Vinge advises Diamyd Medical Aktiebolag (“Diamyd Medical”), listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market, in connection with directed issuances of shares and warrants whereby Diamyd Medical receives gross proceeds of approximately SEK 1,166 million, if all warrants are exercised.
March 25, 2026

Vinge has advised Resurs in connection with its strategic partnership with Kustom

 Vinge has advised Resurs in connection with its strategic partnership with Kustom (formerly Klarna Checkout), a fast-growing player in the digital commerce sector. The partnership enables Resurs to accelerate its strategic development by offering a check-out solution to its merchants, built on Kustom’s market-leading infrastructure.
March 25, 2026

Vinge has advised Morrow Bank AB (publ) in conjunction with the acquisition of MedMera Bank AB

 Vinge has advised Morrow Bank AB (publ) in conjunction with the acquisition of all shares in MedMera Bank AB from Kooperativa Förbundet for a total consideration of SEK 1,960 million. The transaction positions Morrow Bank as a leading Nordic platform in consumer finance with combined gross loans of SEK 28.2 billion.
March 24, 2026