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Vinge has advised Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden AB (publ) (”SBB”) in connection with its newly established subsidiary SBB Residential Property AB entering into a capital raise agreement with an investment fund managed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing (“MSREI”).

Pursuant to the agreement, SBB Residential Property AB will issue SEK 2.36 billion of preference shares to MSREI. The preference shares will be issued by an entity to be named SBB Residential Property AB forming a new group within SBB.

Following the transaction, MSREI will hold a minority stake in SBB Residential Property AB. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions but not competition clearance. Closing will occur as soon as all closing conditions have been fulfilled, which is expected to occur around mid August 2023.

Vinge’s team consisted mainly of Mikael Ståhl, Jesper Schönbeck, Rikard Lindahl, Niclas Winnberg, Helena Göransson, Ulrich Ziche, Maria Dahlin Kolvik, Kristoffer Larsson, Frida Ställborn, Joel Magnusson, Kamyar Najmi, Nour Makie, Ida Redander and Filip Magnusson.

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