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Mandate Vinge advises Goodtech ASA in connection with acquisition of E&l Intressenter

August 24, 2010

Vinge has acted as Swedish counsel to Goodtech ASA AS in connection with Goodtech’s merger with E&l Intressenter AB. Goodtech is a technology and engineering group with its head office in Oslo. Following the merger with E&l, Goodtech will have more than 1400 employees and sales in excess of SEK 2 billion. Payment will be made in the form of shares in the buyer which currently amount to a total value of approximately SEK 447 million.

Vinge’s team consisted of partners Christina Kokko, Johan Göthberg and Per Eric Alvsing and associates Johan Cederblad, Per Karlsson, Albert Wållgren, Paul Dali, Ulrich Ziche, Caroline Agholme, Per Westman, Daniel Unger, Anna Adolfsson, Oskar Löthberg and Emil Hedberg. Tax expert Maria Schultzberg and associates Kimmie Johansson and Helena Backlund performed a due diligence regarding tax and VAT matters.

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