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Vinge advises Shenzhen Senior Technology Material Co., Ltd. in connection with a major industry investment in Sweden

March 30, 2021 Employment and Benefits Banking and Finance M&A Automotive, Mobility and Electrification

Vinge is advising the Chinese company Shenzhen Senior Technology Material Co., Ltd. in connection with their investment in Eskilstuna.

Senior is one of the leading suppliers of separator film for lithium battery, and with its 2.5 billion SEK investment, Senior is going to build one of Europe’s biggest factories for separator film for lithium battery, becoming one of Northvolt’s suppliers and creating 500-600 jobs in Eskilstuna, Sweden. 

Vinge's team primarily consisted of, among others, Qun Gu, Frida Ställborn, Josefine Lanker, Albert Wållgren and Hanna Yan Karlsson.

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