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Gernandt & Danielsson advises in Citira Holding AB's (publ) (formerly Circular Tire Services Europe Holding AB (publ)) issues of subsequent bonds in a total amount of SEK 420 million within its existing framework of SEK 2.6 billion. ABG Sundal Collier has acted as sole bookrunner in connection with the issues. Gernandt & Danielsson advises ABG Sundal Collier with a team consisting of partners Mikael Borg and Mikael Bolling as well as associates Jonathan Antonsson and Jacob Linder.

Gernandt & Danielsson advises Union Investment Institutional Property GmbH in the sale of the shopping centre Sisjö Entré. The property covers a total of 15,310 square metres and is strategically located in Sisjön – one of Gothenburg's most expansive commercial and business areas. Financial closing took place at the turn of the year and practical closing took place in January 2026. The transaction took place through the divestment of the shares in the property owning company. Gernandt & Danielsson's team consisted of partner Magnus Lidman and associates Sofie Hallén, Viktor Rytter, Rebecka Ljung and Agnes Ulfwinger.

Industrikraft i Sverige AB, an industrial consortium, has signed an agreement with Vattenfall AB to acquire 20 per cent of the shares in Videberg Kraft AB. Industrikraft consists of ABB, Alfa Laval, Boliden, Hitachi Energy, Höganäs AB, SSAB, Saab, Stora Enso and the Volvo group. The transaction is expected to close in January 2026. Videberg Kraft AB, which will build and operate new nuclear reactors, has applied to the Government Offices of Sweden for state aid to support an investment in new nuclear power for the Videberg nuclear power project on the peninsula Värö in Varberg. Gernandt & Danielsson has earlier advised during the establishment of the consortium Industrikraft I Sverige AB. Gernandt & Danielsson advises Industrikraft in the transaction with a team lead by partner Mats Hugoson, senior associate Robin Skoglund Rovén and associate Samuel Gilljam, mainly assisted by partners Pär Johansson and Peter Forsberg, senior associate Martin Zeitlin and associate Ralph Bitar.

Gernandt & Danielsson advises affiliates of Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. in connection with the acquisition of Brocc Finance AB from Brocc Holding AB. The acquisition was consummated on 29 October 2025 following customary regulatory approvals from the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. Cerberus Capital Management is a global alternative investment firm with approximately USD 70 billion in assets across complementary credit, real estate, and private equity strategies. Cerberus has been one of the largest acquirers of non-performing loans (so-called NPLs) in Europe over the last 15 years. Brocc Finance AB is a Swedish credit market company (Sw. kreditmarknadsbolag), with a strong presence in consumer finance across the Nordics, operating a tech-enabled platform that streamlines operations across lending, risk management, and product offerings to enable faster decisions, lower costs, and integrated customer experiences. The purpose of the acquisition is to enable Brocc Finance AB to specialise in the acquisition of non-performing loans to obtain the status of a specialised debt restructurer (Sw. specialiserad skuldomstrukturerare; a so-called SDR) under the Capital Requirements Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (the CRR). Following the consummation of the acquisition, Brocc Finance AB has acquired portfolios of non-performing loans of more than SEK 430 billion in outstanding balances, establishing Brocc Finance AB as one of Europe’s largest acquirers of non-performing loans. Gernandt & Danielsson has advised with a team led by Partners Niclas Rockborn (Regulatory) and Pär Johansson (Corporate), mainly assisted by Partner Gabriel Zsiga (Corporate), Senior Associates Alexander Thörnberg (Corporate), Astrid Svensson (Data privacy) and Gustav Lindgren (Employment) as well as Associates Philip Börnå (Corporate), Sebastian Kjellkvist (Regulatory), Elias Vahman (Corporate), Edvin Andersson (Employment), Marija Gorlova (Corporate), Amanda Kull (Corporate) and Ivan Sivik (Regulatory).