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Vinge advises the management in connection with the acquisition of Erlandsson Bygg AB

July 10, 2019 M&A

Vinge has advised the management of Erlandsson Bygg AB in connection with their acquisition of the remaining 60 per cent of the company’s shares from Erlandsson Bolagen i Kungsbacka AB.

The new company has 460 employees, excluding subsidiaries, and has a budgeted turnover of SEK 2.2 billion. It operates in western Sweden; from Strömstad to Halmstad, towards Småland and up to Värmland and Örebro. The business remains broad and focuses on, among other things, contracting, construction and damage services as well as project development. The head office of the new company is in Mölndal, Gothenburg. 

Vinge’s team has consisted of Magnus Pauli and Edin Agic. 
 

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