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Vinge advises Formica Capital in connection with its acquisition of the Rototec Group, the biggest supplier of geoenergy solutions in Europe

November 25, 2021 M&A Banking and Finance

Vinge has advised Formica Capital in connection with its acquisition of all shares in the Rototec Group. Rototec is a market leader in the field of geoenergy solutions for medium and large sized properties and handles Europe’s largest fleet of drilling equipment for geoenergy issues in Finland, Sweden and Norway.

Vinge’s team mainly consisted of Magnus Pauli (M&A), Johanna Hamrefält (Project Manager, M&A), Alexander Lindeberg (IP), Adam Loewenstein (M&A), Malin Olsson (HR), Hanna Marberg (M&A) as well as Fabian Ekeblad (Banking & Finance) and Elin Samara (Banking & Finance). Krogerus Attorneys acted as local counsel in Finland with Advokatfirmaet Thommessen AS acting as local counsel in Norway.

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