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Vinge advises the sellers in connection with the divestment of Johan i Hallen & Bergfalk

May 04, 2023 Banking and Finance M&A

Vinge advises the sellers, represented by Litorina V Fund, in connection with the divestment of JOHBECO AB (including its Swedish and Finnish subsidiaries Johan i Hallen & Bergfalk) to METRO FSD Holding GmbH, an indirect subsidiary of international wholesaler METRO AG.

Johan i Hallen & Bergfalk operates on the Swedish and Finnish markets and is a leading Swedish specialist provider of high quality fresh proteins such as meat, fish and seafood to restaurants, hotels and cafés.

Vinge’s team consisted of Jonas Johansson, Carl Sander, Desirée Hagenfeldt and Robin Sultani (M&A) and Karl-Gustaw Tobola (Bank & Financing) as well as Julia Hagelberg, Emy Rydén and Anna Ekdahl Roos (project assistants).

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