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Vinge has advised Eleda Infra Services Group (“Eleda”) on the acquisition of FASAB Mark AB (“FASAB”).

January 13, 2021

FASAB is a local leading supplier of infrastructure services in the northern part of Skåne with a main focus on construction work on behalf of public purchasers via framework agreements with a yearly sales around SEK 300 million. The company’s management team will continue in their respective operational management roles and become shareholders of the Eleda group.

Vinge’s team consisted primarily of partner Christina Kokko and associates Johanna Wiberg and Hanna Risberg (M&A), Isak Willborg (Agreements), Ebba Svenburg (Employment), Rebecka Weitzberg (Intellectual Property), Johan Cederblad and Frida Ställborn (Real Property & Environment), Johan Wahlbom and Joel Kokko (Competition), Tove Lövgren Frisk (Compliance) and Nathalie Hughes (VDR-assistant).

 

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