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VINGE ADVISES HOLTBACK GROUP IN CONNECTION WITH ACQUISITION OF HULTSTEINS KYL AB

May 26, 2014

Vinge has advised Holtback Group in connection with its acquisition of all shares in Hultsteins Kyl AB. Hultsteins develops, manufactures and sells refrigeration units for vehicles. The acquisition also includes two subsidiaries which conduct service and repair work for vehicles and refrigeration units and real estate management respectively. Holtback Group is a privately-owned enterprise investment company in Gothenburg which primarily invests in small- and medium sized enterprises with favourable short-term growth potential.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Anders Strid and associates Anna Seisling (project manager and employment law), Joel Zetterström (IT), Daniel Lennartsson (due diligence) and company assistant Josefin Halldén.

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