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Vinge represents Solidium in connection with SSAB’s combination with Rautaruukki

January 24, 2014

SSAB AB (publ) (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm) has made a recommended public share exchange offer for Rautaruukki Oyj (NASDAQ OMX Helsinki). Rautaruukki’s largest shareholder is Solidium Oy, which is wholly owned by the State of Finland. Upon completion of the combination, Solidium will become a major shareholder of the combined group, together with SSAB’s current largest shareholder, Industrivärden. The total value of the share exchange offer amounts to SEK 10.1 billion (EUR 1.1 billion). 

Vinge represents Solidium in matters relating to Swedish law. The Vinge team consists of capital markets and public M&A partners Göran Nyström and Erik Sjöman

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