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Mandate Vinge advises GMT Communications Partners on the the sale of Docu Nordic

September 08, 2014

Vinge has advised GMT Communications Partners in connection with the sale of Docu Nordic to Segulah. DOCU Nordic is the leading database and service provider to the Nordic building industry and provides customers with business critical project and product information. DOCU Nordic has offices in Ljusdal, Hudiksvall, Sveg and Täby in Sweden, Moss and Sandvika in Norway, Espoo in Finland and Rødovre in Denmark. The company has approximately 320 employees and the company had a turnover of SEK 315 million in 2013. 


Vinge’s team consisted of partner Daniel Rosvall together with project manager Matthias Pannier and associates Sofie Bjärtun and Maria Dahlin.

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