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Vinge advises Nordic Mines in connection with new share issues

January 04, 2010

Vinge has advised Nordic Mines AB (publ) in connection with a directed share issue of SEK 180 million and a preferential rights issue of approximately SEK 60 million. The issues, which total approximately SEK 240 million, are intended to allow Nordic Mines to secure the equity required to carry out an investment in the company's planned gold mine located in Laiva in Finland.

The issue resolutions are conditional upon approval by the shareholders at the extraordinary shareholders' meeting to be held on 11 January 2010.

Vinge's team consisted of responsible partner Göran Nyström and associates Jesper Schönbeck, Emil Hedberg and Andreas Wirén.

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