HealthCap IX has held its final closing, raising total commitments in excess of the target from a diverse investor base comprising established institutions, pension funds, and renowned investors within the life sciences sector. The strong support reflects continued confidence in HealthCap’s strategy and proven track record.
Vinge has advised MAAG Gear in connection with entering into a EUR 18 500 000 facility agreement with Danske Bank A/S for the purpose of, among other things, refinancing its previous credit. MAAG Gear is a leading manufacturer of industrial gear solutions for cement and mining applications with a comprehensive product portfolio and global aftermarket services offering.
vTrade, together with its subsidiary vChain, has decided to broaden its shareholder base with Sobro as a new owner and majority shareholder. Founder Carl-Henrik Lundh will continue as CEO and significant shareholder.
Vinge advises Meribel Pharma Solutions in connection with the sale of their production facility in Uppsala to Ofichem. The Uppsala site specializes in small-scale, early-phase development work.
Through the rights issue of units, consisting of shares and warrants, and the exercised over-allotment issue, Isofol will receive approximately SEK 84 million and may receive an additional maximum of approximately SEK 110 million upon exercise of all warrants at the highest subscription price.
OsteoCentric Oncology and Bone Anchored Prostheses, LLC, a subsidiary of OsteoCentric Technologies, Inc., has made a public offer for all shares in Integrum AB (publ). The offer values all shares in Integrum at approximately SEK 939 million.
Vinge advises Investor AB (publ) (“Investor”) on its co-investment in the public offer for Fortnox AB (publ) (“Fortnox”) led by EQT X together with First Kraft AB (owned by Olof Hallrup), acting through Omega II AB (“Omega II”). Fortnox offers vital software infrastructure to small and medium-sized companies in Sweden with a track record of profitable growth.
Vinge advises Cantargia AB (publ) in connection with the sale of its early-clinical stage IL1RAP immunology program CAN10 to the Japanese healthcare company Otsuka Pharmaceutical.
Vinge has assisted Gothenburg-based sustainable packaging technology company PulPac in connection with it obtaining a €20 million (around 220 million Swedish kronor) financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Behold Ventures held its final closing on 27 June 2025, thereby securing investor commitments to its first-time fund amounting to approximately SEK 550 million from an international investor base, comprising the European Investment Fund (EIF), among others.
