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Vinge has advised Lantmännen in connection with the divestment of Lantmännen Agrovärme

Vinge has advised Lantmännen in connection with the divestment of Lantmännen Agrovärme to Solör Bioenergi.

Lantmännen Agrovärme produces, distributes, and sells district heating from 19 plants in the southern and central parts of Sweden to approximately 1100 customers. Lantmännen Agrovärme's strategy is to contribute to a circular economy. About 95 percent of the heat from Lantmännen Agrovärme comes from the combustion of locally produced biofuels, such as wood chips, energy forests, wood pellets and rest products from agriculture.

Vinges team consisted primarily of Christina Kokko, Peter Sundgren, Ellinor Wargenbrant and Elsie Nassar (M&A), Eva Fredriksson (Commercial Agreements), Sara Strandberg (Employment) and Julia Hagelberg (Project assistant).

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