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Vinge advises Adelis Equity Partners on the establishment of a continuation fund

February 21, 2024 Private Funds Corporate Tax

Vinge has advised Adelis Equity Partners on the establishment of a continuation fund to Adelis Equity Partners Fund II. The continuation fund is a so-called dual-asset vehicle which will invest in Presto and HVD Group (Hantverksdata) – both current portfolio companies of Adelis Equity Partners Fund II. The continuation fund, in which HarbourVest Partners will be the largest investor, will have EUR 430m in commitments and will invest alongside Adelis Equity Partners Fund III and the Adelis team.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Mattias Schömer, Nils Unckel, Martin Cronsioe, Emelie Svanberg, Anton Sjökvist and Viktoria Wnuk.

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