Mandate

Vinge advises EQT Infrastructure II in connection with its divestment of the Hector Rail group to Ancala Infrastructure

Vinge has advised EQT Infrastructure II in connection with entering into an agreement to divest the Hector Rail group to Ancala’s European Infrastructure Fund II.

Hector Rail was acquired by EQT Infrastructure II in November 2014 and is the largest private rail freight operator in Scandinavia with significant operations in Germany. With a fleet of over 100 locomotives and 400 employees, including approximately 250 train drivers, Hector Rail transports essential goods for a wide range of customers. Hector Rail also operates a growing domestic platform in Germany, the largest rail freight market in Europe, from which it focuses on attractive niche segments, such as energy and intermodal flows.

Vinge´s team consisted of Daniel Rosvall, Karl Klackenberg, Milad Kamali and Olivia Belding (M&A), Mikael Ståhl and Axel Jansson (Banking and Finance), Mathilda Persson (Commercial Agreements) and Kristoffer Sällfors (Regulatory).

Related

Vinge has advised Stenhus Fastigheter i Norden AB in connection with their uplisting to Nasdaq Stockholm

Vinge has advised Stenhus Fastigheter i Norden AB (publ) (“Stenhus Fastigheter” or the “Company”) in connection with the Company's uplisting to Nasdaq Stockholm. The first day of trading on Nasdaq Stockholm was 18 December 2024.
December 20, 2024

Vinge advised Platzer on its sale of building rights in Södra Änggården to the property developer Bonava

The transaction is being carried out through a company acquisition at an underlying property value of SEK 186 million.
December 20, 2024

Vinge represents IKEA Forestry Investment AB in connection with the acquisition of forest and land in Latvia

Vinge assists IKEA Forestry Investment AB (a company within the Inter IKEA group) in the acquisition of 100% of the shares in the two Latvian companies SIA "Latvijas Mežu Aģentūra" and SIA "Vadakstes Meži" (the “Companies") from Skogsfond Baltikum AB (publ). The Companies own a total of 8,080 hectares of forest and land in Latvia.
December 16, 2024