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Mandate Vinge advises Net Gaming in connection with its listing on Nasdaq First North Premier

June 25, 2018

Vinge advises Net Gaming Europe AB (publ) in connection with its list change from Spotlight Stock Market (previously AktieTorget) to Nasdaq First North Premier.

The company description was published on 21 June 2018 and the trading on Nasdaq First North Premier is expected to commence on 27 June 2018.
 
Net Gaming owns, operates and develops online comparison sites for the purpose of channeling user traffic to the company’s customers – primarily iGaming operators. The group operates approximately 130 comparison sites in 30 countries. The Company was founded in 2005, has just over 80 employees and is headquartered in Malta. 
 
Vinge’s team has primarily consisted of David Andersson, Nils Fredrik Dehlin and Edin Agic.

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