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Mandate Vinge has advised EQT AB (publ) in connection with the listing on Nasdaq Stockholm

September 24, 2019

Vinge has advised EQT AB (publ) (“EQT”) in connection with the offering and listing on Nasdaq Stockholm with first day of trading on 24 September 2019.

Vinge has advised EQT in connection with the listing and also with the connected reorganization. 


The Vinge team primarily consisted of Dain Hård Nevonen, Erik Sjöman, Sofie Bjärtun, Joel Wahlberg, Hampus Olsson, Joel Magnusson and Emelie Svanberg (Capital Markets), Christina Kokko, Filip Öhrner, Karl Klackenberg, Christian Brelin and Christina Odengran (M&A and Restructuring), Louise Brorsson Salomon, Josefine Larsson, Ludvig Wettergren and Pauline Lagerstrand (Banking and Finance), Mattias Schömer, Henrik Wastenson and Victor Ericsson (Tax), Marcus Glader and Emma Johansson (Competition and Regulatory) and Olof Jisland and Valter Gran (EQT Foundation).

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