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Vinge advises Intera Partners in connection with the acquisition of Halon Security

Vinge has advised Intera Equity Partners IV Oy (“Intera Partners”) in connection with the acquisition of Halon Security AB (“Halon”).

Halon is a global leader in email infrastructure software based in Sweden with customers in over 30 countries and a revenue of approximately SEK 49 million.

Halon is a trusted partner for mission-critical email services and service providers and companies that demand high security, scalability and high-volume email handling rely on Halon’s software. Intera Partners‘ investment will contribute to Halon's continued market expansion and development of solutions that meet customers’ changing needs and evolving business, technology and security requirements.

Vinge’s team consisted of among others Jonas Bergström, Carl Sander, Eléonore Friberg, Klara Fäldt and Emma Lundberg (M&A), Helena Göransson, Karl-Gustaw Tobola and Matilda Hamner (Banking and Finance) Jolene Reimerson and Carla Håkansson (Corporate Commercial & IT), Victor Björkheim (Employment), Emma Gustavsson (IP) and Cecilia Loctander (Transaction Support Coordinator).

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