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Vinge advises Expedition Growth Capital in connection with Storykit’s USD 10 million investment round

Vinge advises Expedition Growth Capital in connection with Storykit’s investment round of USD 10 million led by Expedition Growth Capital. The investment in Storykit is Expedition Growth Capital’s first investment in the Nordics.

Serving large and medium sized enterprises, Storykit is leveraging artificial intelligence enabling its users to create video and tell stories on social platforms, and has quickly grown to become the leading video creator in the Nordics as well as recently expanded into several European markets. With the new funding, they will accelerate innovation and expansion at an even higher pace.

Expedition Growth Capital is a USD 200+ million London-based growth equity fund, focused solely on investing in fast growing and capital efficient B2B software companies in Europe and Israel, and this is Expedition Growth Capital’s first investment in the Nordics.

Vinge’s team consisted of Karl Klackenberg, Johan Larsson, Milad Kamali and Nina Gransäter (M&A), Stojan Arnerstål (IPR), Lisa Hörnqvist (Commercial Agreements) and Veronika Garemark (Employment).

 

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