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Vinge advises Infranity in connection with the acquisition of Nordic Re-Finance AB

Vinge has advised Infranity, a private equity firm specializing in infrastructure investments, in connection with its acquisition of a majority stake in Nordic Re-Finance AB, a Scandinavian locomotives lessor. The acquisition brings ambitious development plans for Nordic Re-Finance AB, including expansion into new geographical areas.

The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close in Q1 2025.

Vinge’s team consisted of among other Matthias Pannier, Ulrich Ziche, Robin Sultani and Sara Hammond (M&A), Calle Tengwall Pagels and Julia Gudmundsson (Banking and Finance, Jolene Reimerson, Christoffer Nordin, Katja Häglund and Nicklas Thorgerzon (Commercial Contracts, IT and GDPR), Victor Ericsson, Erik Kochbati, Tobias Fleischer, Ellenor Eckerborn and Marcus Svärd (Tax), Alice Göransson and Gulestan Ali (Employment), Tobias Kempas and Rebecka Målquist (IP), Daniel Wendelsson, Alva Chambert and Martin Hammarskiöld (FDI) and Julia Ulander Kull (Transaction Support).

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