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Vinge advises Sequent Partners on acquisition of Estate Group

May 31, 2012

Vinge is advising Sequent Partners in connection with the acquisition of Estate Group in Sweden AB. Sequent is an active, long term and transparent investor in owner driven companies in the Nordic region. Estate Group is a Swedish facilities management services provider, delivering everything from small-scale service solutions to complete outsourcing. Estate's gross turnover in 2011 amounted to MSEK 150.

The Vinge team advising Sequent includes partner Daniel Rosvall and associates Peter Sundgren and Mattias Kelmeling (M&A), Robing Dangoor (banking & finance), and Åsa Gotthardsson and Karin Isacson (employment & benefits).

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