White & Case advises Terveystalo on public takeover offer for MedHelp

Global law firm White & Case LLP has advised Terveystalo on the public takeover offer for Medhelp by a consortium of Terveystalo and MH Sjukvårdsrådgivning Holding AB.

“This transaction has been both complex and strategically significant, with a clear cross-border dimension between Finland and Sweden,” said Sten Olsson, lead partner on the deal. “It demonstrated our ability to guide our Finnish clients through the Swedish public-to-private process and positioning the business for long-term growth.”

The shares of MedHelp are listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market and offered SEK 6.8 in cash per share by Roxette BidCo. The offer values the total number of shares at approximately SEK 207 million.

Johan Thiman, who co-led the Firm's deal team, added: “It’s a great example of the collaborative strength of our multijurisdictional public takeovers offering, and the seamless coordination across markets that a transaction of this nature demands.”

Terveystalo Healthcare is a wholly-owned indirect subsidiary of Terveystalo Plc (Terveystalo), a private healthcare provider in Finland and one of the leading providers of occupational healthcare services in Finland and Sweden. The company has approximately 15,000 employees and is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. MH Sjukvårdsrådgivning Holding AB is a company that provides primary medical care and is MedHelp’s largest shareholder.

MedHelp is a Swedish technology company that provides an AI-powered health platform for corporate clients in Sweden.

The White & Case team which advised on the transaction was led by partners Sten Olsson (Helsinki) and Johan Thiman (Stockholm) and included local partner Mathias Bogusch (Frankfurt), associates Roosa Väre, Martina Castrén, Arvi Saarinen, Emma Elopuro and Oona Keskinen (all Helsinki), Alexander Lausev Mardell, Albin Sonnsjö Lönegren, Max von Schmalensee, Marcus Halling, Emil Adméus (all Stockholm) and Martin Junker (Frankfurt).

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