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4 September, 2019 Getting the Deal Through is an international publication collaborating with many of the world’s leading lawyers and law firms. The different sections are written by experts in each area and jurisdiction. Foyen is the proud co-author of the global legal guide to mining. Getting the Deal Through – Mining 2019 provides a quick overview of mining legislation in 23 countries. The section on the Swedish mining industry has been written by Foyen partners Pia Pehrson and Peter Dyer. Foyen advises clients on a number of mining related issues such as land access and permit handling. We also have extensive experience in joint ventures, project finance, acquisitions, contracting and procurement. - The update of Getting the Deal Through - Mining is important for those of us who, on a daily basis, work with the various challenges within the mining industry - both in terms of lengthy permit approval times and also as an insight into transactions and finance law, say Pia Pehrson and Peter Dyer. Getting the Deal Through – Mining 2019 Offers a concise overview of legislation governing the mining industry in 23 countries. The section on the Swedish mining industry has been written by partners Pia Pehrson and Peter Dyer. Read more: https://www.foyen.se/en/foyen-in-getting-the-deal-through-mining-2019/ Accreditation: Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Getting the Deal Through – Mining 2019 (Published: July 2019). For further information please visit www.gettingthedealthrough.com.

Foyen has advised Canadian mining company Mandalay Resources Corporation inits marketed public offering of shares (subscription rights) on the Toronto stock exchange for aggregate gross proceeds of 43 million CAD (32 MUSD).Mandalay is the 100 % owner of the Bjorkdal gold mine in northern Sweden and the transaction has required legal opinions regarding all companies and permits in the Swedish business operation. Foyen'steam was led by partners Peter Dyer and Pia Pehrson, assisted by senior associates Caterina Carreman and Tomas Fjordevik, associates Isabel Andersson, Moa Gruneau, Sanna Tonemar and paralegal Sara Hedström.  For more information, contact: Peter Dyer, Partner+46 733 22 84 29, [email protected] About Foyen Foyen is a law firm which, ever since it was founded in 1987, has carved out three basic principles that define how we work: industry focus, an understanding of business, and outstanding expertise in the relevant areas of the law. And this has served us and our clients well. The firm now has some 90 employees in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Falun. Our primary practice areas are in the construction and property sector, technology-intensive industry, mining and forestry, public transactions, the energy sector, the environmental sector, IT law and cross-industry business law.

Foyen Advokatfirma has recruited lawyer Erika Stjärnström from the Göta Court of Appeal. Erika has joined the law firm's Construction business sector, writes Foyen in a press release. Erika most recently served at the Göta Court of Appeal, where she completed her judicial training. Since being approved as an Associate Judge, she has worked at the Court of Appeal's administrative division as an assistant administrative judge.  I was drawn to Foyen since Foyen has a strong position on the market and is market leader within construction law. I look forward to working with many skilled colleagues and being able to contribute my experience to the firm, says Erika Stjärnström.  Erika's legal background also includes work at the Kalmar District Court, where she served as a junior judge, as well as clerkship at the Lund District Court. Before that, she worked for one year as an associate at Foyen Advokatfirma in Malmö. Erika joined Foyen once again on 1 March. Erika has a very valuable legal background with judicial training and experience from handling and judging cases in courts of general jurisdiction. Her expertise strengthens us further and the recruitment constitutes a stage in our endeavour to become Sweden's leading commercial law firm within project and technology-related law, says Foyen's CEO Linnéa Djursén. During the spring, Foyen has also recruited associate Sara Övall to the Construction and Public Sector business areas. Sara took up her position  at Foyen on 1 March.  For more information contact: Linnéa Djursén, CEO Foyen +46 73 322 84 22, [email protected] Erika Stjärnström, Senior Associate at Foyen 072-37316 33, [email protected] About Foyen Foyen is a law firm which, ever since it was founded in 1987, has carved out three basic principles that define how we work: industry focus, an understanding of business, and outstanding expertise in the relevant areas of the law. And this has served us and our clients well. The firm now has some 90 employees in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Falun. Our primary practice areas are in the construction and property sector, technology-intensive industry, mining and forestry, public transactions, the energy sector, the environmental sector, IT law and cross-industry business law.

The renewable energy company OX2 has been engaged to construct four wind power farms with 25 wind power plants (107.4 MW) in Finland. This will be the largest unsubsidised wind power project to date in the Nordic region. IKEA Retail Finland, which is part of the Ingka Group, is financing the construction with an agreement to purchase the farms when they are put into operation at the beginning of 2020. The estimated total production is approximately 380 GWh per year. The project consists of four Finnish wind power farms – Långmossa, Ribäcken, Ponsivuori, and Verhonkulma. Foyen Advokatfirma has assisted OX2 in the negotiation of supply agreements and service agreements. Leading partner at Foyen was Jacob Hamilton. For more information, please contact: Jacob Hamilton, partner at Foyen +46 (0)737-19 51 49, [email protected] About Foyen Foyen is a law firm which, ever since it was founded in 1987, has carved out three basic principles that define how we work: industry focus, an understanding of business, and outstanding expertise in the relevant areas of the law. And this has served us and our clients well. The firm now has some 80 employees in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Falun. Our primary practice areas are in the construction and property sector, technology-intensive industry, mining and forestry, public transactions, the energy sector, the environmental sector, IT law and cross-industry business law.