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Vinge advises Vinci Concessions SAS and its subsidiary SunMind SAS in connection with its acquisition of Helios Nordic Energy AB from Magnora ASA, management and early investors

Helios Nordic Energy specialises in developing solar farms and batteries to store energy until they become Ready to Build in the Nordics and Baltics.

The acquisition will enable SunMind to further enrich its expertise in renewable solar energy and other sources of renewable energy.

The current owners of Helios will receive an upfront payment of approximately EUR 73 million as well as a substantial earnout component tied to Helios's portfolio of unsold projects stretching over five years from closing.

The acquisition is subject to customary regulatory approvals.

Vinge's team primarily consisted of Peter Sundgren, Martin E Svanberg, Hanna Jansson and Fredrik Löwenclou (M&A), Amelia Rihs (Employment), Johan Cederblad and Lina Österberg (Environmental law), Kristoffer Larsson and Jasdeep Singh (Real Estate), Jolene Reimersson och Mario Saad (Commercial Agreements), Mia Falk (Compliance), David Olander and Lovisa Lewin (Regulatory),  Cecilia Loctander and  Caroline Löv (Transaction Support Coordinators).

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