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Vinge advises KEYTO Group in connection with the acquisition of Enspecta

July 01, 2025 M&A IT, Telecommunications and Outsourcing Data protection and processing of personal data Insurance Law Employment and Benefits Commercial Agreements Intellectual Property

KEYTO Group continues its growth journey by strengthening its offering in Sweden as Enspecta joins the group. This strategic addition marks KEYTO’s entry into a new service vertical focused on home inspection, assessment and optimisation - and reinforces the ambition of a leading, tech-enabled one-stop destination for home-related services. 

Vinge's team mainly consisted of Jonas Bergström, Gustav Wahlberg and Ian Linde (M&A), Carla Håkansson and Gabriel Pålsson (Commercial Agreements), William Karo Persson and Ida Pettersson (Employment), Melinda Oldenburg (IP), Nicklas Thorgenzon and Sara Link (IT and GDPR), Olivia Carlsten and Josef Jatta Kölin (Insurance) and Caroline Löv (Transaction Support Coordinator). 

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