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Vinge has advised Papyrus Holding AB

January 11, 2017

Vinge has advised Papyrus Holding AB in connection with its acquisition of Procurator AB from RoosGruppen AB. The Procurator-group is one of the leading suppliers of inter alia protective clothing and personal protective equipment and cleaning and hygiene products in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Estonia. The company had revenues of approx. MEUR 120 in 2015. The transaction is subject to relevant approval from the Swedish Competition Authority.

Vinge´s team consisted of partners in charge Christina Kokko (M&A) and Anna Palmérus (competition law) and among others Kristina Ekberg, Oscar Rydén, Johanna Wiberg and Ilze Lukins (M&A), Frida Ställborn (competition law), Sara Strandberg and Lisa Sennerby (employment), Josefine Lanker (financing), Tomas Forsgren (IP), Nicklas Thorgerzon (IT), Kristoffer Larson (real estate), Jasmin Draszka-Ali (CSR) and Andréa Nicolin (agreements).

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