Lindahl acts as advisor in the sale of Dollarstore to Tokmanni
Dollarstore is operating through 130 stores across Sweden and two stores in Denmark, following its recent expansion in 2022 under the name Big Dollar.
Dollarstore’s revenue totaled approximately SEK 4,212 million for the financial year ending on 31 January 2023.
Jointly, Tokmanni and Dollarstore will form one of the leading variety discount retailers in the Nordic markets.
The team of Lindahl advising on the transaction consisted mainly of Jan Byström, Moritz Veller, Edvard Gustafsson and Isak Tholén.
For further information about the transaction, please see the official press release by Dollarstore: https://dollarstore.se/press#/pressreleases/dollarstore-och-tokmanni-gaar-samman-ska-skapa-en-ledande-nordisk-laagprisaktoer-3263917.
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Jan Byström
Partner | AdvokatIsak Tholén
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