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Vinge has advised Eleda Infra Services Group (“Eleda”) on the acquisition of Mats Wåhlin AB (”MWAB”)

March 08, 2022 Banking and Finance M&A Corporate Crime & Compliance Commercial Agreements Employment and Benefits

MWAB is based in Stockholm and specialises in diving and maritime constructions in confined and contaminated environments for customers in the public sector, as well as private contractors. The company has over 40 years’ experience and a turnover of approximately SEK 35 million on an annual basis.

Vinge’s team consisted primarily of partner Christina Kokko and associates Manne Bergström and Carl Fredrik Wachtmeister (M&A), Ellen Åkerdahl Flygt (M&A and Banking & Finance), Isak Willborg (Agreements), Elin Broman (Employment), Tove Tullberg (Compliance), Sara Dahlros Sköld and Elin Kollin (VDR-assistants).

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