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Mandate Vinge advises property company Hembla in connection with Vonovia’s mandatory cash offer

November 15, 2019

On 7 November 2019, Vonovia SE announced, through its indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary HomeStar InvestCo AB, a mandatory cash offer to the shareholders of Hembla AB (publ) to acquire all shares in Hembla.

Hembla is a property company focusing on residential properties in the Greater Stockholm region and other growth areas. The total value of the offer amounts to approximately SEK 20 billion, based on the total number of outstanding shares in Hembla. Vinge advises Hembla.

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