Vend says entitled to about 50% of any recovery in Prisjakt’s SEK 21.4 billion damages claim against Google

By Public Technologies
  • Vend disclosed it expects about 50% of any gross recovery from Prisjakt Sverige’s SEK 21.4 billion damages claim against Google.
  • The case is before the Patent and Market Court in Stockholm; Vend is not a party to the lawsuit.
  • Vend’s share would be calculated before deduction of fees, direct case costs, and applicable taxes; proceeds depend on the final award.
  • Vend retains contractual rights tied to the proceedings, while warning the outcome remains uncertain.


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