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Vinge advises Cinder Invest in connection with an investment in JumpYard

March 19, 2021 M&A

Vinge is advising Cinder Invest in connection with their investment in JumpYard. JumpYard is one of Sweden's largest operators of trampoline and activity centres and currently operates 7 trampoline parks in Sweden and another park in Denmark. The investment provides JumpYard with financial resources and expertise which enable the company to accelerate growth.

Cinder Invest is a joint venture between AFA, AMF, FAM together with the Wallenberg Foundations, the Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund and SEB. Cinder Invest will invest in viable Swedish companies in order to help them overcome the adverse economic consequences of Covid-19.

Vinge's team primarily consisted of, among others, Johan Larsson, Viktor Lennartsson, Frida Ställborn and Emil Lindwall.

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