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Vinge advises HMS Networks AB in connection with the admission to the OMX Nordic Stock Exchange in Stockholm

October 19, 2007

Vinge is the legal advisers of HMS Networks AB in connection with the admission to the stock exchange. The offer comprises 6,491,050 shares, representing 61.4 per cent of the shares and the votes in the company, and will be carried out through the sale of shares by Segulah II L.P., Nicolas Hassbjer (directly and through companies) and Staffan Dahlström (directly and through companies). Subject to complete acceptance of the offer and the over-allotment option being exercised in full, the total value of the offer will amount to MSEK 464 – 571 which corresponds to a value of outstanding shares in the company of MSEK 687 – 846.

Göran Nyström is the partner responsible assisted by associates Jesper Schönbeck, Christine Andersen, Petter Elmstedt and Emil Hedberg.

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