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Vinge advises the founders in connection with Polaris’ investment in Distriktstandvården

September 01, 2020 Employment and Benefits M&A

Vinge advises the founders of Distriktstandvården Ibbe Gnem and Jan Lindqvist in connection with Polaris’ investment in the company.

Distriktstandvården is the leading independent private dentistry chain in the greater Stockholm region. In addition to general, emergency and aesthetic dentistry services, Distriktstandvården offers specialist dental care as well as mobile and anaesthesia treatments. Following the investment, Polaris becomes a co-owner of Distriktstandvården alongside its founders who founded the company in 2010.

Vinge’s team consisted of Jonas Johansson, Matthias Pannier, Carl Sander, Nina Gransäter and Hanna Risberg (M&A), Ebba Svenburg (Employment), and VDR-specialists Jessica Öijer and Christoffer Widström.

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