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Mandate Vinge has advised InnKap 4 Partners L.P., in connection with an investment in PBM Sweden AB

December 11, 2009

Vinge has advised InnKap 4 Partners L.P., in connection with an investment in PBM Sweden AB. PBM Sweden AB and InnovationsKapital have entered into a long-term co-operation in which the fund, InnKap 4 Partners L.P., will invest approximately SEK 20 million in return for equity, shares and options.

PBM Sweden AB conducts scientifically-based vocational programmes and training focused on rehabilitation, management and organisational development. The part of the operation directed toward behavioural therapy focuses on improving the quality of life for people who suffer primarily from work and stress-related problems as well as increasing productivity through improved management and healthier employees. The company’s customer base includes county councils, insurance companies and private limited companies.

The Vinge team included responsible partner Malin Ohlin-Åkermark and associate Nina Farrahi.

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