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Vinge advises Leos Lekland in connection with the acquisition of Metro Lekeland

February 10, 2011

Leos Lekland, which conducts six children’s activity centres in Sweden and is part of the KF Group, has acquired Metro Lekeland which owns five activity centres in Norway. In the future, the combined operations will be conducted under the trademark, Leos Lekland. The turnover for 2011 is anticipated to amount to approximately SEK 100 million excluding new establishments and any acquisitions.
Vinge’s team consisted of, among others, Johan Winnerblad, Alexandra Kempe, Johan Mattsson and Peter Alstergren.

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