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Vinge advised Investindustrial on its acquisition of Carl von Linnékliniken Group.

November 30, 2020 Employment and Benefits Commercial Agreements Intellectual Property M&A

Carl von Linnékliniken Group is a leading fertility treatment clinic based in Uppsala offering various treatments such as IVF, IUI and gamete donation.

Investindustrial Growth Holdings S.à r.l. is an investment group with €11 billion of raised fund capital and focuses on taking control positions in medium-sized companies in Europe.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Matthias Pannier and associates Stina Bengtsson, Olivia Belding (M&A), Christoffer Nordin (Regulatory), Sofia Bergenstråhle (Intellectual Property), Veronika Garemark (Employment), Karl-Hugo Engdahl (GDPR) and Nathalie Hughes (Project Assistance).

 

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