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Vinge advises Investor Growth Capital via Venture Partners and InnKap in connection with the acquisition of Projectplace International AB

June 30, 2009

Vinge has advised Investor Growth Capital via Venture Partners and InnKap in connection with the acquisition of Projectplace International AB. The company develops and supplies Europe’s leading Internet-based project tools in seven different language versions. The project tools facilitate and increase efficiency in the day-to-day project work of thousands of users in over 20,000 projects worldwide. In 2008, the company’s turnover amounted to SEK 129 million.

Vinge’s team advising the purchasers consisted of responsible partner Johan Winnerblad together with associates Per Larsson and Christoffer Benninge.

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