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Vinge advises Nordic Re-Finance AB on a Swedish railway financing

January 21, 2026 M&A Banking and Finance

Vinge has acted as Swedish legal counsel to Nordic Re-Finance AB, a leading lessor of locomotives for rail freight traffic in Scandinavia, in connection with the execution of a EUR 250m debt package fully underwritten by Natixis CIB.

The facilities agreement enables the refinancing of the company's existing debt, supports its continued growth strategy and includes a green facility that will enable the acceleration of the company's electrification plans and expansion into new European markets.
 
Nordic Re-Finance AB is backed by Infranity, a French asset management company specializing in sustainable infrastructure investments.
 
Vinge's team consisted mainly of Helena Göransson, Calle Tengwall Pagels and Rebecka Margolin (Banking and Finance) as well as Matthias PannierSara Hammond (M&A) and Victor Ericsson (Tax).

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