Lindahl advisors in Amplio's acquisition of Edekyl & Värme

Lindahl has acted as advisor to the sellers in connection with Amplio's acquisition of Edekyl & Värme.

Edekyl & Värme has a turnover of approximately 300 million and has about 100 employees. Together with Amplio's previous portfolio companies in the same segment, Edekyl & Värme will become part of the newly formed corporate group Tedge Energy. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals.

Lindahl's team consisted of Robert Asplund, Ida Karlsson, and Karin Sliwinska Helge.

Do you want to know more? Contact:

Robert Asplund

Partner | Advokat

Ida Karlsson

Specialist Counsel | Advokat

Karin Sliwinska Helge

Partner | Advokat

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