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Vinge advises Ramirent in connection with its acquisition of JIAB

Vinge advises Ramirent AB in connection with its acquisition of JIAB Hyrcenter (consisting of the companies JIAB Hyrcenter AB and JIAB Boden AB). Ramirent thereby further strengthens its position in Norrbotten and as the largest machine rental company in Sweden.

Vinge’s team mainly consist of Jonas Johansson, Per Kling, Elsie Nassar and Nando Basic (M&A), Arvid Axelryd and Emma Gustavsson (IPR), Seyran Sahin and Ida Redander (Banking and finance), Anna Ståhlklo, Anna Högsten and Maja Eliasson (Employment), Martin Boström and Mario Saad (Corporate commercial), Karolina Fuhrman and Elis Allmark (IT & GDPR), Tove Tullberg and Julia Löfqvist (compliance), Rebecka Maltenius (real estate), and Emy Rydén and Ellinore Boström Andersson (project assistants).

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