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Vinge advises CapMan Buyout in connection with the divestment of Malte Månson

February 21, 2023 Environmental Law M&A

Vinge advises funds managed by CapMan Buyout and other shareholders of the Malte Månson group in connection with the divestment to Accent Equity.

Founded in 1918, Malte Månson is the leading independent workshop chain for commercial vehicles in Sweden. The Company operates 17 workshops across the country and serves all kinds of commercial vehicles including being authorised for MAN, DAF, Iveco and Mercedes. In 2022 Malte Månson employed approx. 180 employees and generated sales of SEK 360m.

The transaction is subject to applicable competition authorities' approval.

Vinge’s team consisted of Jonas Johansson, Elsie Nassar and Linus Adolfsson (M&A), Johan Cederblad (Environmental) and Julia Hagelberg (Project Assistant).

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