Vinge has represented Triton in connection with the sale of Aleris to Mehiläinen Group.

Aleris, headquartered in Stockholm, is a Scandinavian healthcare provider specialising in high-quality specialist care, operating approximately 100 units across Sweden, Norway and Denmark, with around 5,300 employees. Aleris serves approximately 3.8 million patient visits annually within planned surgery, mental health and medical diagnostics. Triton acquired Aleris in 2019 and has since developed the company into a focused specialist healthcare platform with improved clinical quality, reduced waiting times and investments in digital infrastructure. The sale reflects the next step in Aleris’ development and is based on the companies’ shared ambition to further develop specialist care, digital services and clinical quality in the Nordic markets.

The transaction is subject to applicable regulatory approvals.

Vinge’s team consisted mainly of Christina Kokko, Samra Tesser, Kim Bergman, Johanna Barfoed, Maximilian Bengtsson, Chris Bastholm och Sara Eirefors (M&A), Mario Saad, Siri Blomberg, and Filippa Eriksson (Corporate Commercial and IT), Julia Gudmundsson (Banking and finance), Agnes Pigg (Employment), Vilma Simonius, (IP), David Olander (Regulatory), and Emy Rydén (Project Assistant).

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