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Vinge advises Main Capital and Onventis in connection with their acquisition of Spendency AB

November 29, 2021 Employment and Benefits Commercial Agreements Intellectual Property IT, Telecommunications and Outsourcing M&A

Established in 2015, with headquarters in Stockholm, Spendency has grown into a leading spend analytics provider.

Connected directly to the clients’ ERP and/or procurement system, Spendency helps its customers to collect, enrich and normalise supplier data. Spendency serves a vast customer base of more than 100 customers and over 1,500 users. Through the acquisition, Onventis strategically expands its product offering within spend analytics.

Vinge’s team consisted of Filip Öhrner and Eléonore Friberg (M&A), Ebba Svenburg (Employment), Karl-Hugo Engdahl (Agreements), Karolina Fuhrman (GDPR/IT), Arvid Axelryd (IP) and Jessica Henning (VDR).

 

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