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Vinge has advised Partech in connection with its investment in Billogram

September 14, 2021 M&A

Vinge has advised global tech investment firm Partech with its 35 MEUR investment into Billogram.

The new capital will go directly into Billogram's expansion into six new markets and doubling its workforce. Partech is known for investing in global European-born software leaders Ecovadis, M-Files or Sendinblue, unicorns such as Jellysmack, Rohlik, Sorare, Toss and Swedish digital native fashion brand NA-KD. Billogram provides a customer relationship-strengthening software platform that secures payments on time, increases customer satisfaction, and prevents churn.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Johan Larsson, Ulrich Ziche, Maria Dahlin Kolvik, Rickard Vernet, Selma Beganovic, Daniel Daun and Johanne Örnfeldt Svensson.

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