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Eezy's divestment of its subsidiary in Sweden has been completed

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EEZY OYJ -- INVESTOR NEWS -- 4 JANUARY 2021 AT 13.30

Eezy's divestment of its subsidiary in Sweden has been completed

Eezy has today completed the divestment of its Swedish subsidiary VMP-Group Sweden AB to Palm & Partners Bemanning AB, which divestment was announced in December 2020.

After the transaction Eezy's revenue is fully generated in Finland.


For further information, please contact:

Sami Asikainen
CEO
sami.asikainen@eezy.fi
tel. +358 (0)40 700 9915

Hannu Nyman
CFO
hannu.nyman@eezy.fi
tel. +358 (0)50 306 9913


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