Tender Documentation – Söder Dental AB

Söder Dental AB, 559318-6942, in bankruptcy

Background

Söder Dental AB was declared bankrupt on August 19, 2026, whereupon attorney Malin Sanderson was appointed as bankruptcy trustee. The company operated a dental practice. As a result of the bankruptcy, the dental practice has ceased operations and all scheduled patient appointments have been canceled. Patients requiring continued care have been referred to seek treatment at another dental clinic.

The bankruptcy estate hereby invites tenders for the company’s business and/or its assets.

The Business and Its Assets

The assets offered for sale by the bankruptcy estate are:

a) Equipment, etc., primarily listed in Appendix 1

b) Consumables, primarily listed in Appendix 2

c) Intangible assets in the form of the domain soderdental.se and trade name/trademark

d) The right to assume the company’s existing agreements, e.g., lease agreements (subject to counterparty approval)

Reservations

The bankruptcy estate transfers all property in its existing condition. It is the buyer’s responsibility to carry out the necessary inspection of the property in order to clarify, for example, the scope of the property and to identify any defects and deficiencies. The bankruptcy estate provides no warranties regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information provided in this tender document or otherwise.

The bankruptcy estate provides no guarantees regarding the possibilities for a buyer to use or dispose of intellectual property rights. Use of transferred intellectual property rights takes place at the buyer’s risk.

The company’s trade name/trademark may only be transferred through a business transfer.

A takeover of property covered by agreements relating to, for example, rent, leasing or instalment purchase requires the approval of the counterparty to the respective agreement.

The bankruptcy estate reserves the right regarding any inaccuracies in this tender documentation.

Conduct of the Bidding Process

Tenders are accepted primarily for the entire business and secondarily for parts of the business and/or individual assets. The company’s receivables and liquid assets are not included in the offered business.

Interested parties are hereby requested to submit written tenders, excluding value-added tax, for the entire business or parts of the business and its assets. Bids must be submitted to the bankruptcy trustee through the case handler attorney Stephan Chaanine at [email protected] no later than September 8, 2026, at 1:00 PM.

All bids must be financed and payable immediately and must clearly state the bidder’s name and contact details.

The highest bid may be communicated to other bidders, who in such case will be given the opportunity to increase their bid within a shorter time period determined by the bankruptcy estate. However, the bankruptcy estate will not disclose which parties have submitted bids.

The right to freely consider received bids is reserved, as is the right to sell all or part of the business while the tender process is ongoing, as well as the right to extend the tender period.

For questions regarding the property listed in Appendix 1 and Appendix 2, please contact Pontus Bruno, [email protected]

Inquiries regarding the business are answered by Stephan Chaanine, [email protected]

Special note on Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”)

The bankruptcy administration assesses that the business and its assets are of such a nature that an acquisition may need to be preceded by notification according to the rules on foreign direct investment. The screening authority decides after notification whether the acquisition is permitted.

Interested parties must therefore, in connection with submitting a bid, account for their ownership structure. This also applies to Swedish buyers.

The responsibility for notifying an acquisition lies with the buyer. Failure to do so may result in a sanction fee, and even a completed transfer may be declared invalid.

Which activities are covered by the FDI regulatory framework is stated in the Act (2023:560) on the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments, Sections 3 and 5. Information about the screening authority, a list of critical raw materials and metals and minerals covered by the FDI Act (in Appendix 1 to the Ordinance), and information on which activities are classified as “emerging technologies and other strategically sensitive technology” (in Appendix 2 to the Ordinance) can be found in the Ordinance (2023:624) on the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments. Furthermore, MSB has developed regulations on what is considered essential services. The Inspectorate of Strategic Products (“ISP”) is the screening authority.

Advokatfirman Carler, August 27, 2026

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