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Vinge has acted as a Swedish local counsel to Krogerus in advising Caverion Oyj

November 12, 2019 M&A

Vinge has acted as a Swedish local counsel to Krogerus in advising Caverion Oyj, one of the Europe's leading provider of technical solutions for buildings and industries, on its acquisition of Huurre Finland Oy, including its subsidiary Huurre Sweden AB.

Caverion Suomi Oy has signed an agreement to acquire the entire share capital of Huurre Finland Oy from Huurre Group Oy. Huurre is a leading supplier of energy-efficient CO2 based refrigeration systems and related refrigeration automation solutions. Through its acquisition of Huurre Finland Oy, Caverion strengthens its technological offering in the Cooling business.

The Vinge team was led by partner Christina Kokko and included Anna Thoms, Vilhelm Rondahl and Viktor Lennartsson (M&A Corporate), Sophia Holm (Employment and Benefits), Hedvig Ekdahl (Commercial Agreements), Karolina Cohrs (Real Estate), Johan Karlsson, Trine Olsen Bergqvist, Sebastian Örndahl and Anna Grigorian (EU and Antitrust) and Jessica Öijer, Christoffer Widström and Nathalie Hughes (VDR).

 

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