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Vinge advises HAKI Safety in connection with its divestment FAS Converting Machinery to CMD

January 24, 2024 M&A

FAS Converting Machinery is a global operation that develops, produces, and sells machinery for converting plastic film materials into products on rolls.

Using the machine equipment, customers mainly produce waste bags and disposable aprons in polyethylene plastic and industrial film. The divestment is a step in HAKI Safety's strategy change, from a conglomerate to today's industrial group, focusing on safety products and solutions at temporary workplaces.
Vinge's team consisted of Anna Edström together with Jasmine Elgh (M&A).

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