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Vinge advises Expedition Growth Capital in connection with investment in Xensam  

February 09, 2024 Employment and Benefits Intellectual Property M&A

Expedition Growth Capital has today announced a $40 million growth investment in the Swedish SaaS company Xensam. Vinge acted as Expedition Growth Capital’s legal advisor in connection with the investment.

Xensam is a provider of an AI-powered Software Assessment Management (SAM) platform. The platform enables its customers to understand how users interact with applications, whether SaaS or on-premise, across the entire digital infrastructure to provide a comprehensive organisational overview across hybrid environments.

Expedition Growth Capital is a London-based growth fund focused on investing in fast-growing companies.

Vinge’s team consisted of Karl Klackenberg, Clara Sohlberg and Johan Gavelin (M&A), Rebecka Målquist (IP), Olivia Onwuta (Employment) and Anna Ekdahl Roos (Transaction Support).

 

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