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Vinge advises on division of Creades

January 24, 2013

On the initiative of the majority shareholders, Bioinvestor and Pan Capital, it is proposed that Creades (NASDAQ OMX First North) will be divided into two companies pursuant to a squeeze out procedure whereby 30 per cent of Creades’ net worth will be transferred to a new, unlisted company, Sedarec, which will be distributed to the shareholders in the manner desired by them. Pan Capital will become the majority shareholder in Sedarec which, following completion of the squeeze out procedure, will be liquidated under Pan Capital’s management, whereas Creades, with Bioinvestor as its majority shareholder, will continue its long-term strategy.

Vinge team advising Creades primarily consisted of partner Erik Sjöman and associate Jo-Anna Nordström.

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