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Vinge advises Stendörren Fastigheter in connection with its listing on Nasdaq Stockholm

March 30, 2018

Vinge advises Stendörren Fastigheter AB (publ) in connection with its list change from Nasdaq First North Premier to Nasdaq Stockholm’s main market.

The prospectus was published on 29 March 2018 and the trading on Nasdaq Stockholm is expected to commence on 10 April 2018.

Stendörren is a property company that owns, develops and manages properties within the Greater Stockholm and Mälardalen area, with a primary focus on properties within the logistics, warehouses and lighter industry segments. Stendörren’s property portfolio consists of 101 properties with an underlying value of approximately 6.6 billion SEK.

Vinge’s team has primarily consisted of Jesper Schönbeck, David Andersson, Nils Fredrik Dehlin, William Kåge, Frida Ställborn, Sara Osman and Hampus Olsson.

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