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Mandate Vinge advises Litorina V and the JOHBECO Group in connection with the acquisition of Arvo Kokkonen Oy

September 30, 2019

Arvo Kokkonen Oy is a leading Finnish distributor of fresh produce with a focus on fish and shellfish.

The Swedish fresh produce group JOHBECO, consisting of, among others, Johan i Hallen and Bergfalk & Co, has strengthened its position in Finland through the acquisition of the Finnish fish and shellfish specialist Arvo Kokkonen Oy. Thanks to the partnership, Arvo Kokkonen can now offer its customers in Finland a full range of high quality fresh produce, including meat and charcuterie.

Vinge’s team consisted of partners Jonas Johansson and Matthias Pannier together with, among others, associates Carl Sander and Vilhelm Rondahl (M&A). Partner Louise Brorsson Salomon and associate Lionardo Ojeda advised on financing.

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