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Mandate Vinge advises FAM AB on the acquisition of Sandvik Process Systems

June 02, 2017

Vinge advises FAM AB on the acquisition of Sandvik Process Systems (”SPS”) from Sandvik AB at a price of approximately SEK 5 bn.

Sandvik Process Systems delivers advanced industrial process solutions based on high-end steel belts, steel belt based equipment and process solutions within adjacent technologies. The transaction is subject to competition clearance.

Vinge’s team includes responsible partner Jonas Johansson and counsel Matthias Pannier together with partners Eva Fredrikson and Assur Badur, counsel Johan Cederblad and associates Karl Klackenberg, Mathilda Persson, Johanna Wiberg, Sara Strandberg, Sofia Ekdahl, Grant McKelvey, Johan Wahlbom, Isabell Nielsen, Rebecka Weitzberg, Karin Virding, Linn Adelwald, Carolina Sandell, Jasmin Draszka-Ali, Hedvig Ekdahl, Olof Johannesson, Siri Dunér as well as VDR specialist Anna Hellohf.

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