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for the transaction was provided by the SEK 180m ALMI Invest Västsverige fund. The investors were<br />

attracted to the deal because they believe the market is set to grow and that the company can fill a gap<br />

in the market. Support will be provided by the investors to enable Liveside to expand in the Swedish<br />

and Norwegian market.<br />

Company<br />

Liveside Event was founded in 2009 and is a supplier <strong>of</strong> equipment and materials for the events industry.<br />

Based in Arvika, the company has worked on a number <strong>of</strong> large events such as concerts.<br />

People<br />

Ulf Green worked on the deal for ALMI Invest.<br />

EXPANSION<br />

SEEC<br />

Location Stockholm<br />

Sector Renewable<br />

energy<br />

equipment<br />

Founded 2006<br />

STING invests in SEEC<br />

Transaction<br />

STING Capital has invested in SEEC, a company that develops, markets and sells energy stores with<br />

energy modules for large buildings.<br />

The value <strong>of</strong> the investment has not been disclosed. The deal originated after STING met with the<br />

company’s customers and listened to independent observers’ opinions <strong>of</strong> the products. SEEC has also<br />

been part <strong>of</strong> STING’s incubator since March 2010.<br />

The investment will enable the company to accelerate its expansion and strengthen its position in the<br />

market. SEEC is looking to grow both in the Swedish and export markets.<br />

Company<br />

SEEC was founded in 2006 and is a developer <strong>of</strong> energy stores with energy modules for large buildings.<br />

The technology is said to reduce energy costs by 90% by storing energy for heating and cooling under<br />

the ground. SEEC is headquartered in Stockholm.<br />

People<br />

Martin Gemvik is investment manager at STING Capital.<br />

NORWAY<br />

EXPANSION<br />

Havgul Clean Energy<br />

NOK 50m<br />

Location<br />

Sector<br />

Founded 2008<br />

Staff 5<br />

Oslo<br />

Renewable energy<br />

equipment<br />

Investinor et al. invest NOK 50m in Havgul<br />

Transaction<br />

Investinor has joined existing owner Sustainable Technologies Fund and founder Harald Dirdal to<br />

provide NOK 50m for Havgul Clean Energy AS.<br />

The deal was led by Investinor, who provided NOK 25m <strong>of</strong> the funding for the wind power project<br />

developer.<br />

The transaction originated after the company contacted Investinor about the opportunity for funding.<br />

An expanding market for renewable energy was said to be attractive for the investors. The <strong>latest</strong> funding<br />

will support further development <strong>of</strong> the company’s wind power projects and continued expansion into<br />

new markets.<br />

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