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Vinge advises 1Vision Biogas on its public offer for Biokraft

February 05, 2024 Capital Markets and Public M&A M&A FDI EU, Competition and Regulatory

1Vision Biogas AB, a company controlled by Aneo, HitecVision and St1, has made a public mandatory bid for all shares in Biokraft International AB. The offer values the shares of Biokraft at approximately SEK 900 million. Vinge advises 1Vision Biogas.

The Vinge team includes Christian Lindhé, Erik Sjöman, Martin Madsen Svanberg, Johan Åhman and Johan Severinsson (Capital Markets and Public M&A), Jesper Ottergren (M&A) as well as Sofie Nordgren, Pär Remnelid, Rikard Azelius and Jasmine Elgh (FDI/EU, Competition and Regulatory).

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