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Mandate Vinge has advised D. Carnegie & Co in connection with a bond issue of MSEK 1,000

April 19, 2016

Vinge has advised D. Carnegie & Co AB (publ) (”D. Carnegie”), listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, in connection with the company’s issue of senior unsecured bonds in the amount of MSEK 1,000 with a tenor of three years. D. Carnegie will apply for the bonds to be listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

The proceeds from the issue, together with the proceeds from a share issue which was carried out on 5 April 2016, will be used for repayment of convertible subordinated loans (including payment of a market-based compensation for the option value related to the convertible subordinated loans) and a vendor note to Svensk Bolig Holding AB.

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