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VINGE ADVISES TOBII IN CONNECTION WITH THE LISTING ON NASDAQ STOCKHOLM

April 28, 2015

Vinge advises Tobii AB (publ) in connection with Tobii’s listing on Nasdaq Stockholm.

Tobii is the global leader in eye tracking, a technology that is used to gain insights in human behavior or as a means to interact with computers and other devices. The Swedish language prospectus was published on 13 April 2015 and the first day of trading was 24 April 2015. The offering price has been set at SEK 25 per share, corresponding to a market value of Tobii of approximately SEK 2.1 billion.

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