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Avenir has represented Axcurae Group in acquisition of Kronobergs Hemvård
Avenir has represented the Stockholm-based care company Axcurae Group AB in the acquisition of Kronobergs Hemvård in Växjö, which operates in home health care and home care and has around 50 employees. Through the acquisition, Axcurae Group has expanded its business in southern and western Sweden.
Avenir has assisted i.a. in the negotiations with the sellers of the company as well as drawing up the contractual documents, assisting with closing in the company transfer and managing the issue of shares.
Avenir has represented Hallands fönsterputs in company sale
Avenir has represented the owner of Hallands fönsterputs AB, Halmstad in the sale of the company to Eriks Fönsterputs i Sverige AB. Halland’s window cleaning is run by Ludwig Olsson and is an established business in Halmstad and the surrounding area. The company will now be part of the buyer’s group, which has its focus on western and southern Sweden.
Avenir has represented the seller in the negotiations with the buyer as well as managed contract writing, closing, etc. upon the sale of the company
Avenir has represented Elmacron in company acquisition
Avenir has represented Elmacron, Norrköping in the acquisition of Galvamek in Norrköping AB, which i.a. manufactures measuring and dosing equipment. Elmacron has thereby expanded its operations regarding the sale of equipment, components, etc. to the surface treatment industry.
Avenir has handled, among other things, the writing of the agreements and assistance with closing in the business transfer.
Avenir has represented Pars Plåtgruppen in company acquisition
Avenir has represented Stålgossen AB in a transfer of its business
Avenir has represented Stålgossen AB, with offices in Norrköping and Halmstad, in the sale of its business to the German company Reibus International GmbH with its American parent company Reibus International, Inc. Stålgossen’s operations mainly consist of trading in steel and other metals and the company operates mainly in the Nordic and Baltic countries.
Avenir has assisted the seller at the negotiations and with drafting contracts and closing.
Avenir has represented Svensk Byggstyrning in a transfer of its business
Avenir has represented Svensk Byggstyrning AB, Linköping in the sale of its business concerning ”Byggplanen”, a self-developed IT system for project management in the construction industry. The transfer has been made to Next One Technology Intressenter AB.
Avenir has assisted the seller at the negotiations and with drafting contracts and closing.
Avenir has represented Ståthöga Holding in a company acquisition
Avenir has represented the sellers of Rörmokaren in Kolmården AB in a transfer
Avenir has represented the owners of Rörmokaren i Kolmården AB in the sale of the company to Instalco Nordic. Rörmokaren i Kolmården has a turnover of about SEK 30 million and approximately 20 employees.
Avenir has assisted the sellers at the negotiations and with drafting contracts and closing.
Win in court dispute against Söderköping municipality
Avenir has represented Gabriella Andersson and Craig Hill in a dispute with Söderköping municipality regarding a claim from the municipality of more than half a million kronor for old electricity bills. Following a trial at Norrköping District Court, the court rejected the municipality’s action and ordered the municipality to pay our clients legal costs of approximately SEK 400,000.
It all started in 2009 with the couple Gabriella and Craig buying Engelholm’s school in Sankt Anna from Söderköping municipality. The municipality had an electricity contract for the property which was never terminated after the transfer. Gabriella and Craig talked to the municipality about this and according to them, the parties agreed that the municipality would continue to pay for the electricity until an electricity meter was installed. The reason for this was that the electricity for a water pump not belonging to the property and lighting for a public road also charged the property, and they wanted to be able to separate these costs. However, the municipality did not install the electricity meter, despite assertions from Gabriella and Craig.
Ten years after the sale, the municipality installed the electricity meter and suddenly wanted compensation for all the electricity bills that had been paid over the years with just over half a million kronor. We contested the claim on behalf of Gabriella and Craig on a number of different grounds, including the aforementioned oral agreement that the municipality would be responsible for the electricity bills until the electricity meter was installed, which we proved in the trial. The district court dismissed the municipality’s action already on this ground, meaning that the municipality must pay all costs in the dispute.