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Vinge has advised STMicroelectronics N.V. in connection with the acquisition of Atollic

December 12, 2017 M&A

Vinge has advised the French-Italian electronics and semiconductor manufacturer STMicroelectronics N.V. in connection with the acquisition of Atollic, a leading software-development tools supplier.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Christina Kokko (responsible partner), Linda Sengul, Andrea Ahlgren, Desirée Sjöblom and Stina Bengtsson (M&A and corporate matters), Malin Ohlin (commercial agreements), Lova Unge (employment law), Ludvig Wettergren and Pauline Lagerstrand (finance matters), Sophia Holm (IT) and Paulina Malmberg (intellectual property), Karolina Cohrs (real property) and Hayaat Ibrahim (compliance).

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