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Vinge has advised Smart Eye in conjunction with a rights issue of MSEK 324.

February 20, 2023 Capital Markets and Public M&A

Vinge has advised Smart Eye Aktiebolag (First North Growth Market) in connection with its fully secured rights issue which provided Smart Eye with MSEK 324 before transaction costs. The issue was fully subscribed and no guarantee commitments had to be utilised.

Vinge's team primarily mainly of Anders Strid, Oscar Lunde (project manager), Amelia Rihs, Fredrik Löwenclou and corporate assistant Daniela Maniscalchi. Carnegie acted as financial advisor to Smart Eye.

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