Lifco acquires the majority of Norwegian Hydal

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Lifco’s subsidiary Cenika has signed an agreement to acquire the majority of Norwegian Hydal, Scandinavia’s leading supplier of aluminum cabinets for outdoor and indoor use.  

Hydal develops and produces aluminum cabinets and shelters, control desks, racks and cabinet air-conditioning in close cooperation with customers in the telecommunication and electrotechnical industry.

The operation was founded in 1977 and Hydal is located in Håvik, Norway. In 2016, Hydal reported net sales of approximately 50 MNOK. The company employs 25 people and will be consolidated in Business Area Systems Solutions, division Construction Material.

The acquisition will not have any significant effect on Lifco’s earnings or financial position in current financial year.

Please visit www.hydal.no for further information.

For more information please contact:

Åse Lindskog  
Media and investor relations manager
Phone +46 730 244 872,
E-mail ir@lifco.se

About Lifco

Lifco acquires and develops market-leading niched operations with the potential to deliver sustainable profit growth and strong cash flows. The Group has three business areas: Dental, Demolition & Tools and Systems Solutions. Lifco has a clear corporate philosophy which implies a long-term perspective, focus on profits and a highly decentralized organization. Lifco has 133 companies in 26 countries. In 2016, the Group’s net sales amounted to SEK 9 billion and the EBITA margin was 15%. For more information, visit www.lifco.se.

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Hydal is Scandinavia’s leading supplier of aluminum cabinets for outdoor and indoor use. Hydal develops and produces aluminum cabinets and shelters, control desks, racks and cabinet air-conditioning in close cooperation with customers in the telecommunication and electrotechnical industry. The operation was founded in 1977 and Hydal is located in Håvik, Norway. In 2016, Hydal reported net sales of approximately 50 MNOK and the company employs 25 people.
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