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Vinge advises SEB in conjunction with co-operation with and investment in Leneo

June 20, 2022 IT, Telecommunications and Outsourcing M&A

Vinge has advised SEB in connection with the commencement of a strategic co-operation with and through SEB Venture Capital becoming a stakeholder in the Danish tech company, Leneo.

Leneo has developed a platform which assists companies to transfer to new business models, in which they sell a service instead of products, and where the product is included together with complementary services.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of  Eva Fredrikson, Johan Winnerblad, Lisa Hörnqvist, Trine Osen Bergqvist and Carl Fredrik Wachtmeister.

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