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Vinge advises Main Capital and Optimizers group in connection with the acquisition of Vendre

Vendre is a provider of an innovative module-based eCommerce platform for customers in both B2B and B2C markets

Vendre AB was founded in 2007 and provides an innovative eCommerce platform with several different and unique functionalities to its over one hundred customers. Through the acquisition, Main Capital’s portfolio company Optimizers strengthens its product offering and position in the Nordic market, growing towards EUR 25 million in revenues and 170 employees.

Vinge’s team mainly consisted of Filip Öhrner, Olivia BeldingNando Basic (M&A), Ebba Svenburg (Employment), Martin Boström (Commercial Agreements) Lisa Hörnqvist (IT and GDPR), Rebecka Målquist, Johan Gavelin (IP) and Ellinore Boström Andersson (project assistant).

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