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Vinge advises Triton in connection with the divestment of Norstat to Nalka Invest

Vinge advises Triton Smaller Mid-Cap Fund I (“Triton”) in connection with the divestment of Norstat, a leading data collector for market research, to Nalka Invest.

Norstat is one of the leading data collectors for market research and insight in Europe. Norstat serves more than 2,000 market research firms, private and public end-clients, media agencies, publishers, and consultancies across different industries. The company was established in Norway in 1997 and has since grown its geographical presence to include Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Austria and Italy.

The transaction is subject to applicable regulatory approvals.

Vinge’s team consisted mainly of Christina KokkoJohanna WibergAmanda Steen, Robin Fagerström, Filip Magnusson and Saga Meyer Viklund (M&A), Helena Göransson (Banking and Finance), Daniel Wendelsson, David Olander and Alva Chambert (Regulatory) and Ellinore Boström Andersson, Gabriella Balbo and Fanny Askelöf (Transaction Support Specialists).

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