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Vinge advises MCC (Mobile Climate Control), a Ratos portfolio company, on its acquisition of Indiana-based Acme Radiator & Air Conditioning

September 02, 2008

Vinge, together with the U.S. firm Barnes & Thornburg, is advising MCC (Mobile Climate Control) in connection with the acquisition of the business and operations of Acme Radiator & Air Conditioning in Goshen, Indiana. MCC, a Ratos portfolio company, designs and manufactures heating and air conditioning systems (HVAC) for all types of vehicles. The acquired business of Acme Radiator & Air Conditioning manufactures heating and air conditioning systems for military and other vehicles.

Partner Jan Byström and associate Ulrich Ziche advise MCC on the transaction. Partner Mikael Ståhl and associates Paula Röttorp, Sara Axelsson and Sara Sommansson are advising on the financing of the transaction.

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