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Vinge advises Umia Sweden and other owners in connection with the sale of Umia Stockholm to Sandbäckens

December 11, 2024 M&A FDI EU, Competition and Regulatory Dispute Resolution Corporate Commercial Employment and Benefits

Umia Stockholm AB was founded in 2016 by Jonas Hedlund, Rolf Danielsson, Ronnie Ketola and Göran Karlsson, and currently has around 60 employees and a turnover of SEK 190 million (2023). The company specialises in electricity, which accounts for 70 % of its business, and ventilation. As part of the acquisition, Umia Stockholm AB will be integrated into the Sandbäckens brand in the near future.

Vinge’s team consisted mainly of Johan Larsson, Per Kling, Philip Moré and Niklas Suni (M&A), Daniel Wendelsson (FDI), Sebastian Örndahl (EU and Competition), Malin Olsson (Dispute Resolution), Martin Boström (Corporate Commercial), Agnes Pigg (Employment) and Emy Rydén (Transaction Support Senior Coordinator).

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