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Vinge represented affiliates of American Industrial Partners in entering into an agreement to acquire Veoneer’s Restraint Control Systems business from SSW Partners

Veoneer is the world leader in automotive electronic restraint control systems and has sold more than 1 billion electronic control units and crash sensors. Veoneer’s scalable, best-in-class restraint control systems are saving lives by mitigating the effects of car crashes. In 2023, the company’s products are part of more than 40 scheduled vehicle launches. The company has approximately 2,700 employees in 11 countries.

AIP is a middle market private equity firm focused on industrial businesses. The firm manages over $16 billion on behalf of its limited partners and invests in the aerospace and defense, automotive, building products, capital goods, chemicals, industrial services, industrial technology, logistics, metals and mining, transportation and other sectors.

Vinges team consisted of Ulrich Ziche (M&A), Daniel Wendelson, Hilda Ivarsson, Alva Chambert (EU, Competition and Regulatory), Simon Söderholm (Employment & Benefits) and Marcus Eklund (Investigations & International Disputes).

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