Lindahl acted as advisors in the sale of Livallco Stål to Ernströmgruppen
Lindahl law firm has assisted the owners of Livallco Stål AB in the sale of 70% of the company's shares to Ernströmgruppen.
Livallco Stål, based in Stenkullen outside Gothenburg, is a steel wholesaler that stocks and sells high-quality steel products to infrastructure and industrial sectors. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years, with a turnover of 100 million SEK in the latest fiscal year.
Further information is available in Ernströmgruppen's press release (in Swedish).
Lindahl's team comprised Olof Nyström (lead partner, M&A), Victor Carlsson (M&A), Filip Malm (employment law), and Anduena Krasnigi (employment law).
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Olof Nyström
Partner | AdvokatVictor Carlsson
Senior Associate | AdvokatFilip Lidrot Malm
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