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WallVision acquires Wall&decó

November 22, 2017 M&A

Vinge together with the Italian law firm Pavia e Ansaldo have advised WallVision in conjunction with the acquisition of the Italian premium brand Wall&decó.

The previous owner will continue to work in the company and reinvest in WallVision. WallVision is a leading wallpaper manufacturer in the Nordic region. Through the acquisition of Wall&deco, WallVision has strengthened its international presence and includes yet another strong trademark in the group. The acquisition is anticipated to be completed in the middle of January 2018. Following the acquisition, WallVision will have a turnover (pro forma) of approximately SEK 600 million and approximately 210 employees.

Partner Johan Winnerblad advised on the transaction.
 

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