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Mandate Vinge advises IK Investment Partners in connection with investment in the Ramudden group

April 09, 2014

Vinge is advising IK Investment Partner’s IK VII fund in connection with its investment in the Ramudden group. Ramudden provides equipment and services for increasing traffic safety in conjunction with road works and on roadways in Sweden, Norway and Finland. The company provides turnkey solutions and partial solutions for traffic facilities including traffic facilities plans, training, road closures, protection barriers, signs, traffic signals, monitoring, speed ramps and service. The transaction is conditional upon approval by the relevant competition authorities and other customary conditions to closing.

Vinge’s team consists of partner Jonas Bergström together with, among others, associates Karl Hahtovirta, Filip Öhrner, Anna Lönergan and Sara Strandberg. Partner Kristian Hugmark and associate Ina Lunneryd are advising on competition law matters.   

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