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Vinge advises MultiQ International AB on the acquisition of Public Systems Nordic AB

September 04, 2013

Vinge advises MultiQ International AB, listed on Nasdaq OMX Small Cap, in connection with the acquisition of Public Systems Nordic AB and the SEK 15m new issue of shares with preferential rights conducted in connection with the acquisition. Through the acquisition, Sweden’s largest company within monitor solutions for public spaces, so called Digital Signage, is created. The purchase price for the acquisition of Publiq is paid through the issuance of new shares in MultiQ.

The Vinge team advising MultiQ International AB includes partner Jesper Ottergren and, among others, associates Marcus Bergdahl and Christian Lindhé. Further, partner Erik Sjöman provides advice on capital markets regulations and Ingela Malmborg provides employment law advice.

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