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Vinge advises HAKI Safety AB in connection with the acquisition of Trimtec

Trimtec is a Swedish distributor of high-tech precision equipment.

Trimtec sells and rents precision equipment for, among other things, cadastral and mapping, as well as offers service maintenance contracts and training. Its head office is in Stockholm, and the company has sales offices in five additional Swedish cities. The majority of the company's product range is manufactured by Trimble, a leading provider of precision equipment for cadastral surveying and mapping.

Vinge's team consisted of Anna Edström, Nicolas Ek and Emil Sandgrim (M&A), Johanne Örnfeldt Svensson and Agnes Tell (commercial contracts), Tove Hallbäck (employment law), Lisa Bourghardt (IP) as well as Sofie Nordgren and Nathalie Wikman (FDI).

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