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Brand your Processes as Clean-tech and watch New Business Opportunities blossom
At least this is how Alexander Bigge Lidgren, founder and chairman of Cleantech Scandinavia, sees it. The lead story of this year’s first issue of Borenius Group client magazine iDeal covers the increasing boom in addressing companies’ production and performance issues more productively and responsible. Despite a setback in investments in seed stage projects, the overall 20% rise last year in the Nordic clean-tech sector clearly proves the field’s attractiveness among investors. Borenius Group specialists from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania comment on country trends and developments in the field.
Case-study reports on the expertise of Borenius Group member firm in Latvia, Liepa, Skopina / BORENIUS in advising and representing Latvian and international healthcare manufacturers and wholesalers on trademark, licencing, and distribution agreements.
Our master class section explains the principles and theory of the leniency programme used for combating cartels and sets out the consequences of competition limiting activities. Luiga Mody Hääl Borenius Competition specialist, partner Kaja Kallas, comments that amendments to the leniency programme in Estonia in effect as of the end of February lay down a lighter punishment for parties involved in cartel activity who collaborate with the competition authorities.
Please read our client magazine here.
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