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Vinge advises Equitix in connection with its acquisition of Brotorp wind park

February 28, 2020 M&A Energy

Vinge has advised Equitix in conjunction with the acquisition of all shares in Brotorp Power AB, which owns and operates the 46.2 MW Brotorp wind park in Mönsterås Municipality, from BlackRock.

Vinge’s team was headed by M&A partner Peter Sundgren and included, inter alia, partners Johan Cederblad and Thomas Sjöberg (real estate and environment), Christoffer Thalin (M&A); counsel Sofia Törnroth Nyberg (project financing); associates Rasmus Perdahl (M&A), Hannah Kajlinger (M&A), Hannes Pettersson (M&A), Jolinn Uhlin (project financing), Martin Cronsioe (real estate) and Karolina Cohrs (real estate); and project assistant Jessica Öijer.

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