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Vinge has advised Chinese Company Kedali in connection with a major industry investment in Skellefteå

April 22, 2021 M&A

Vinge has advised Shenzhen Kedali Industry Co., Ltd. in connection with their investment in Skellefteå.

Kedali is one of the leading suppliers of casings for lithium battery, and it’s new industry plant will serve as supplier to Northvolt, contributing to Sweden’s flourishing battery industry. The plant is expected to create 300 new jobs in Skellefteå, and is Kendali’s first plant outside of China.

 

Vinge's team primarily consisted of, among others, Qun Gu, Karolina Cohrs, Carla Zachariasson, Isabell Nielsen and Hanna Yan Karlsson.

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