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Vinge advises Norsk Gjenvinning in connection with its acquisition of MIREC Recycling Solutions AB

October 06, 2021 EU, Competition and Regulatory Real Estate and Construction M&A Environmental Law Corporate Commercial

Vinge advises the Norsk Gjenvinning Group in connection with its acquisition of MIREC Recycling Solutions AB, a Swedish leading player within recycling and reuse of electrical equipment (EE waste).

The acquisition is in line with the Norsk Gjenvinning Group's strategy to strengthen its presence in the Nordic region, as well as establish a leading position in the market segment for EE waste.

Vinge’s team mainly consisted of Christina Kokko, Hannah Kajlinger and Gustav Persson (M&A), Johan Cederblad and Lina Österberg (Environment), Lisa Hörnqvist (Commercial agreements), Carl Östlund (Employment), Sebastian Örndahl (Competition), Ulf Pyk (Real Estate), and Klara Lundquist (VDR-assistant).

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