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Vinge advises Main Capital and Alfa eCare in connection with the acquisition of Selfpoint

The Alfa eCare group is a recognized and rapidly growing software provider within the e-health sector that offers solutions to both private and public healthcare providers in the Nordics.

Selfpoint Sverige AB was founded in 2015 and provides a comprehensive low-code platform for workflow and process management solutions for the Swedish welfare market. The company serves over 40 customers with a strong presence in the public sector. The flexible low-code platform enables customers to digitize workflows and processes across the value chain towards citizens and care givers. The acquisition of Selfpoint is the seventh acquisition by the Alfa eCare group since Main Capital became majority owners of the group in 2020.

Vinge’s team advising Main Capital and Alfa eCare mainly consisted of Filip Öhrner, Per Kling, Robin Fagerström (M&A), Sara Passandideh (Employment), Martin Boström (Commercial Agreements) Lisa Hörnqvist (IT and GDPR), Rebecka Målquist, Johan Gavelin (IP) and Emelie Schoning (project assistant).

 

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