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Vinge advises Outokumpu on joint venture transaction

September 27, 2011

Vinge is advising Outokumpu in connection with its tubular unit (OSTP) joint venture with Tubinoxia S.r.l, an italian company controlled by Mr. Andrea Gatti. Tubinoxia will become a minority owner of OSTP with an option to become a majority owner in three years. OSTP produces welded stainless steel process pipes and tubes as well as threaded and but weld fittings. It employs some 850 employees and has ten production sites in Sweden, Finland, Saudi Arabia, Estonia and Canada.

Vinge's team advising Outokumpu includes partner Jan Byström, associates Matthias Pannier and Rime Belhiba and paralegal Mikaela Mars.

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