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Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Steinar H. Sunde

Beijer Tech has today, June 5th, 2026, signed an agreement to acquire the majority of the shares in Steinar H. Sunde AS, a Norwegian distributor of mechanical couplings, valves and other technical products.

Steinar H. Sunde is a Norwegian distributor of mechanical couplings, valves and other technical products. The company offers products from many well-known suppliers, such as Grayloc, Lisega, Rembe and IPCO. Based in Bergen, the company has five employees and sales of about NOK 60 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.shsunde.com.

Beijer Tech acquires Steinar H. Sunde

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires JR-Wood

Beijer Tech has today, June 1st, 2026, signed an agreement to acquire the majority of the shares in JR-Wood Oy a supplier of ready-to-install material packages for roofs, facades, doors and windows for the renovation market in Finland and Sweden.

JR-Wood is a supplier of ready-to-install material packages of roofs, facades, doors and windows for the renovation market in Finland and Sweden. The company cuts materials to the correct dimensions, applies surface treatments and packages them according to customer specifications. The company is located in Haapajärvi, North Ostrobothnia, Finland and has 15 employees and revenue of approximately EUR 17 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.jrwood.fi.

Beijer Tech acquires JR-Wood

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires KICAB

Beijer Tech has today, May 28th, 2026, signed an agreement through its subsidiary Noxon to acquire 100 percent of the shares in KICAB AB, a Swedish technology and service company that conducts wastewater treatment and dewatering operations.

KICAB is a technology and service company that conducts wastewater treatment, industrial dosing and dewatering operations in the Nordic region. In addition to proprietary products, the company also distributes products from external suppliers and offers equipment servicing and rental. Headquartered in Kungälv, the company currently has eight employees and revenue of about SEK 50 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.kicab.com.

Beijer Tech aquires KICAB

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Slangservice

Beijer Tech has today, May 19th, 2026, signed an agreement through its subsidiary Lundgrens to acquire 100 percent of the shares in Slangservice i Uppsala AB, a Swedish distributor of hydraulic products.

Slangservice is a Swedish distributor of hoses, pipes, couplings, wear parts and various other hydraulic products. The company, which is well-known in the industry, also offers field and workshop services to its customers and holds a strong position in the Mälardalen region. The company has 13 employees and revenue of about SEK 45 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.slangservice.se.

Beijer Tech acquires Slangservice

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires MGA Controls

Beijer Tech has today, May 19th, 2026, signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in MGA Controls Limited, a UK technical distributor of valves, mechanical and electronical control devices and pneumatic products.

MGA Controls is a UK technical distributor of valves, mechanical and electronical control devices and pneumatic products with brands such as Norgren, Bifold, Thompson and Val-Matic. The company is located in Lancashire, UK, with 16 employees and revenue of about GBP 6 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.mgacontrols.com.

Beijer Tech acquires MGA Controls

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Intercut

Beijer Tech has today, November 5th, 2025, signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of the shares in Intercut Sverige AB, a Swedish supplier of machinery for sheet metal and steel processing.

Intercut is a Swedish supplier of machinery for sheet metal and steel processing with its own service and support staff. The company represents several well-known manufacturers of cutting machines, power cutters, bending machines and similar equipment. Intercut is headquartered in Sollentuna, with service offices in Eskilstuna and Växjö. The company has 17 employees and revenue of about SEK 150 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.intercut.se.

The acquisition is in line with Beijer Alma’s model for value-adding acquisitions and Beijer Tech’s strategy of acquiring profitable companies in attractive niches with good growth potential and high value-add.

Beijer Tech’s President, Staffan Johansson, comments on the transaction: “Intercut is a well-known supplier of machinery with a strong position in the market. The company has successfully established itself as a trustworthy partner for smaller manufacturing companies as well as larger international groups. We consider this acquisition to be a strategically sound complement to Beijer Industri and see good opportunities to build on the company’s successful offering.”

The former owner and CEO, Anders Pettersson, also commented on the transaction: “We are pleased to welcome Beijer Tech as Intercut’s new owner. We are proud of what we have accomplished so far as a company and as an organization. This has been a very rewarding and exciting journey, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers, suppliers and employees for their excellent contributions over the years. Now it’s time to take the next step and we are confident that Intercut will continue to develop together, as a part of Beijer Industri.”

Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Ewona

Beijer Tech has today, October 16th, 2025, signed an agreement to acquire the majority of the shares in Clara Nordic Oy, owner of Ewona Finland Oy, a Finnish manufacturer of acoustic products known for its brands Ewona and Insuplast.

Ewona is a Finnish manufacturer of acoustic products and insulation material known for its brands Ewona and Insuplast. The company has successfully established itself as a reliable partner with high-quality products, good service and a strong focus on recycled materials. All of Ewona’s products are approved and certified by the Finnish Allergy, Skin and Asthma Association. The company has 17 employees and two factories, one in Haukipudas and one in Kankaanpää. The company has revenue of approximately EUR 7 million with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.ewona.fi.

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Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Roykon in Denmark

Beijer Tech as today, May 14, 2025, acquired 100 percent of the shares in Roykon A/S, a Danish supplier of flow components to various industries.

Roykon purchases and stocks a broad range of flanges, couplings, hoses, valves, seals, and other flow components, which are sold to customers across various industries in the Nordic region. The company offers over 40,000 standard products, of which about 17,000 are kept in stock. Roykon is known as a comprehensive supplier with fast delivery times, enabled by automated warehouse management. The company is based in Fredericia, Denmark, with 14 employees and generates approximately DKK 45 million in revenue with good profitability. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.roykon.dk.

The acquisition is in line with Beijer Alma’s model for value-adding acquisitions and Beijer Tech’s strategy of acquiring profitable companies in attractive niches with good growth potential and high value-add.

Beijer Tech’s President, Staffan Johansson, comments on the transaction: “Roykon represents an attractive platform to broaden Beijer Tech’s offering within fluid technology and increase our geographical presence in Denmark. The company currently exports 20% of its products, but we see an opportunity to increase sales to Norway and Sweden with support from the Lundgrens organization. We are pleased to welcome the company and its employees to Beijer Tech and look forward to continued growth together.”

Roykon’s two daily managers, Klaus Nielsen and Christian Clausen, will continue to be active in the company. They also commented on the transaction: “We welcome Beijer Tech as the company’s new owner. With their long-term perspective and experience from similar companies, we believe they will be a good owner for Roykon’s future development.”

Through the transaction, Beijer Tech acquires 100 percent of the shares in Roykon A/S, with closing taking place today. The company will be part of Beijer Tech’s Fluid Technology business area. The acquisition is expected to have a marginally positive impact on Beijer Alma’s earnings per share.

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Beijer Tech signed an agreement today, February 25, 2025, to acquire the assets in Uudenmaan Painehuolto Oy (“UPH”), a Finnish distributor and maintenance company.

UPH is a distributor and maintenance company offering compressed air equipment and related services to customers in the industrial sector in Finland. The company has solid experience within its field and is known for its high-quality and customer-oriented approach. UPH is headquartered in Vantaa, Southern Finland and has six employees. UPH has annual revenue of approximately EUR 3.3 million, with good profitability.
 
The acquisition is in line with Beijer Alma’s model for value-adding acquisitions and Beijer Tech’s strategy of acquiring profitable companies in attractive niches with good growth potential and high value-add.
 
Beijer Tech’s President, Staffan Johansson, comments on the transaction: “UPH is a well-managed company with extensive expertise in various maintenance tasks related to compressed air equipment. The company will become a strong complement to our current compressor business in AVS and add to our aftermarket service offering. This acquisition demonstrates Beijer Tech’s ambition to grow our current businesses with value-adding add-on acquisitions. I look forward to seeing the combined companies continue to grow.”
 
The former owner and CEO, Mika Husso, will continue working with the compressor business within AVS. He also comments on the transaction: “We are pleased with how UPH has developed thus far. Our commitment to delivering high-quality and customer-focused services has established us as a trusted partner in the industry. I am confident that under the ownership of Beijer Tech and as part of AVS, we will continue to thrive and expand our capabilities.”
 
Through the transaction, Beijer Tech through its subsidiary AVS-Yhtiöt Oy will acquire the assets in UPH with closing expected in March 2025. The company will be part of Beijer Tech’s Fluid Technology business area. The acquisition is expected to have a marginally positive impact on Beijer Alma’s earnings per share.

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Beijer Alma’s subsidiary Beijer Tech acquires Swemas AB

Beijer Tech has today, March 6, 2025, acquired 100 percent of the shares in Swemas AB, a Swedish company that offers consumables and spare parts as well as service of crushers for the stone and gravel industry.

Swemas is a well-invested industrial company that supplies and manufactures consumables and spare parts for stone crushers. The company also repairs and refurbishes crushers at its facility in Ludvika, Sweden. Swemas has a strong position in a niche market and is known for always offering its customers technical support and a full range of consumables and spare parts. The company is based in Ludvika and has 40 employees and sales of about SEK 200 million with favorable profitability. A considerable share of the company’s sales are exports, primarily to the other Nordic countries and northern Europe. For further information, please visit the company’s website: www.swemas.com.

The acquisition is in line with Beijer Alma’s model for value-adding acquisitions and Beijer Tech’s strategy of acquiring profitable companies in attractive niches with good growth potential and high value-add.

Beijer Tech’s President, Staffan Johansson, comments on the transaction: “Swemas is a well-run company with extensive in-house expertise and an attractive exposure to future infrastructure investments. With its modern facility and technical know-how, the company is well equipped to meet the future needs of the stone and gravel industry. We are pleased to welcome the company and its employees to Beijer Tech and look forward to being part of its continued growth journey.”

The two previous co-owners, Johan Andersson and Fredrik Andersson, will remain active in the company. They also commented on the transaction: "We are thankful and proud of the company that our family and employees have built since the 1980s. It is a pleasure to now welcome Beijer Tech as the new, long-term owner of Swemas. We are convinced that this will strengthen the company in the long term.”

Through the transaction, Beijer Tech acquires 100 percent of the shares in Swemas AB and its associated property company, Åminne Fastighets AB, with closing taking place today. The company will be part of Beijer Tech’s Industrial Products business area. The acquisition is expected to have a marginally positive impact on Beijer Alma’s earnings per share.

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