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Vinge advises sellers in connection with divestment in Solör

December 17, 2021 M&A

Vinge advises Vantage Consulting Group in connection with Highview Finance Holding Company DAC’s divestment of its shares in Solör Bioenergi Holding AB (“Solör”) to the other existing shareholders Polhem Infra and Nordic Infrastructure.

Solör is a privately owned energy company within sustainable energy based on wood fuels and district heating in Sweden and Norway. Polhem Infra is an investment company wholly owned by the Swedish State Pension Funds AP1, AP3 and AP4, and NIAG is the majority owner of Solör. In connection with the divestment, Polhem Infra and Nordic Infrastructure acquired a total of 21.05 percent of the shares in Solör.

Vinge’s team consisted of Johan Göthberg, Maria Dahlin Kolvik, Eléonore Friberg and Ebba Nyberg.

 

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