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IK Small Cap I Fund acquires OS Group AB

June 14, 2016

Vinge advised IK Small Cap I Fund in connection with entering into an agreement to acquire a majority holding in OS Group AB, a leading Nordic payment solutions provider.

OpenSolution’s head office is situated in Gothenburg and the company provides turnkey solutions for cash and payment systems. The transaction is subject to customary conditions precedent.  

Vinge’s team consisted of, among others, partner Jonas Bergström together with associates Linda Sengul, Louise Nordkvist and Marith Welin Berger (M&A), partner Louise Brorson Salomon together with associates Helena Håkansson and Adam Sandberg (financing) as well as Nicklas Thorgerzon, Tomas Forsgren and Manne Bergström (IT and IP).
 

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