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VINGE ADVISES PLATZER IN CONNECTION WITH ITS LISTING ON NASDAQ OMX STOCKHOLM AND NEW ISSUE OF SHARES

November 28, 2013

Vinge is advising Platzer Fastigheter Holding AB in connection with the listing of Platzer’s shares on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. In connection with the listing, a new issue of class B shares will be performed which is intended to be directed to both the general public and institutional investors and is expected to generate capital for Platzer in the region of SEK 632-708 million.

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