Vinge has advised Fidelio Capital AB in connection with its majority investment in Greenfood.

Fidelio, which has been a long-standing minority shareholder for almost 15 years is increasing its ownership in Greenfood by acquiring Nordic Capital’s stake in the group and becoming the majority owner of Greenfood.

Vinge’s team consisted of among others Jonas Bergström, Johanna Wiberg, Amanda Steen, Edvard Gustafson, Lovisa Jonassen and Anna Neubüser (M&A), Alice Göransson and Louisa Fagarasan (Employment), Hayaat Ibrahim (Compliance), Hanna Kövamees and Wilma Hellman (Real Estate), Mario Saad and Gabriel Pålsson (Commercial Agreements), Nicklas Thorgerzon, Filippa Eriksson and Sara Link (IT), Albert Wållgren, Felix Möller, Nour Makie and Gabriel Chabo (Financial Arrangements), Melinda Oldenburg, Maja Helm and Vilma Simonius (IP), Martin Johansson and Filippa Berggren (State Aid), Stina Larsson (Environment and Permits), Sebastian Örndahl, Noelia Martinez, Hilda Ivarson, Hampus Peterson and Lovisa Arpi (Merger Control) and Ellinore Boström Andersson (Transaction Support Coordinator).

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