Nel ASA: Settlement agreement with Iwatani Corporation of America
(June 6, 2026 – Oslo, Norway) Reference is made to the press release dated February 7, 2024, in which Nel ASA (Nel, OSE: NEL) announced that Iwatani Corporation of America had filed a lawsuit against Nel and certain entities that were, at the time, part of the Nel group, in connection with agreements for the delivery of fueling equipment and services. Besides Nel, the defendants included entities that are now part of Cavendish Hydrogen ASA (Cavendish Hydrogen, OSE: CAVEN), as well as four individuals. Iwatani, Nel, and Cavendish Hydrogen have resolved their dispute, and related lawsuit, involving Iwatani’s hydrogen fueling stations in California. The dispute arose from technical and operational challenges in a developing industry and has been resolved amicably and in the best interests of all parties. With the issues now resolved to each party’s satisfaction, Iwatani, Nel, and Cavendish can confidently affirm each other’s continuing commitment to advancing the hydrogen fueling industry and remain open to future collaboration. The settlement amount for Nel ASA is USD 7.5 million. The settlement eliminates further legal costs and mitigates litigation risk in the US. ENDS For additional information, please contact:Kjell Christian Bjørnsen, CFO, +47 917 02 097Wilhelm Flinder, Head of IR, Communications and Marketing, +47 936 11 350 About Nel ASA | www.nelhydrogen.comNel has a history tracing back to 1927 and is today a leading pure play hydrogen technology company with a global presence. The company specializes in PEM and Alkaline electrolyser technology for production of renewable hydrogen. Nel's product offerings are key enablers for a green hydrogen economy, making it possible to decarbonize various industries such as transportation, refining, steel, and ammonia. This information is subject to a duty of disclosure pursuant to Section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. This information was issued as inside information pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation, and was published by Wilhelm Flinder, Head of Investor Relations, Communications and Marketing, at Nel ASA on the date and time provided.
“I am proud that Bravida has been entrusted with carrying out the installations for yet another data center. We are the leading player in this field in the Nordics and have delivered data center installations since 2009. Bravida has the capacity and experience required to deliver large and advanced projects within industry, infrastructure and the data center segment. This enables us to meet society’s growing needs for digital infrastructure, cloud services and AI. It is very exciting to be a central and important part of society´s development in coming years,” comments Mattias Johansson, CEO and Group President of Bravida.
The agreement will run over several years and forms part of Green Mountain’s and DC Nordic’s design and build contract. DC Nordic is a Joint Venture between Bravida and Backe Industri. Bravida’s share of the order is estimated at approx. NOK 4.5 billion.
For further information, please contact: Liselotte Stray Head of Group Communications liselotte.stray@bravida.se +46 768 523 811
Ann-Charlotte Johansson Interim Head of Investor Relations ann-charlotte.johansson@bravida.se +46 70 751 98 31
As previously announced on May 7, Laurinda Pang has decided to step down as CEO of Sinch. Following continued discussions between the Board, Laurinda and Jonas, the Board determined that transitioning to an acting CEO is the right step to support Sinch’s next phase of execution and growth.
“Over the past several years, Sinch has transformed into a more profitable business, with an integrated customer offering, poised for growth. The Board believes this leadership transition will build on and accelerate that momentum and we are fully aligned with both Laurinda and Jonas on the path forward,” said Erik Fröberg, Chairman of the Board.
“Jonas has been deeply involved in the company’s transformation and strategy execution for the past year. He is an accomplished CEO with experience from leading large international organizations in tech enabled services. The Board has great confidence in his ability to lead Sinch during the next phase of development,” Erik Fröberg continued.
Jonas Dahlberg joined Sinch as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Apil 1, 2025. Prior to joining Sinch, he served as CEO and before that as CFO of Transcom, a global customer experience outsourcer. He also served in various executive positions at Sweco, the leading European Engineering Consultancy. Prior to Sweco, he was a consultant at McKinsey & Company. Jonas holds a M.Sc. degree in Applied Physics and B.Sc. in Business Administration.
“During the last few years, Sinch has developed into a leading global cloud communications platform under the leadership of Laurinda. We are now well positioned to accelerate growth as the customer communication infrastructure for the AI economy. I’m excited to continue working with our talented teams to execute on our priorities: deliver value to our customers, drive innovation and create value for our shareholders,” said Jonas Dahlberg.
“I’m incredibly proud of what we have accomplished as a team. We transformed from acquired stand-alone companies, into a more integrated company, strengthened profitability and reignited growth. Jonas is ideally positioned to lead Sinch into the future. I fully support this transition and the Board’s decision to accelerate the succession timeline as the company enters its next chapter,” said Laurinda Pang
As previously communicated, Laurinda Pang will continue to support the company until a permanent successor is appointed, however no later than 31 December 2026.
For further information, please contactFredrik HallstanDirector, Corporate CommunicationsMobile: +46761 15 38 30E-mail: fredrik.hallstan@sinch.com
Mia NordlanderSVP Investor Relations & SustainabilityMobile: +46 73 511 53 95E-mail: mia.nordlander@sinch.com
Note: This information is such that Sinch AB (publ) is required to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication at 07:30 CEST on June 8, 2026 through the agency of the contact person set out above.
The acquisition adds specialist expertise in business-critical situations such as acquisitions, divestments and investments, and reinforces Aspia Group’s ambition to take a leading position in the evolving professional services market.
Quickinsight supports investors, entrepreneurs and businesses with financial due diligence, data books, acquisition analysis and vendor assistance. Its services are tailored for SME transactions, where financial information needs to be structured, analysed and translated into clear business insight.
By combining Quickinsight’s specialist expertise and tech-enabled ways of working with Aspia Group’s broader advisory platform, the acquisition strengthens Aspia’s ability to turn complexity into clarity for clients facing important business decisions.
“Quickinsight brings specialist expertise that strengthens our advisory offering and our ability to support clients in complex business decisions. Together, we can help more clients understand risks, value drivers and opportunities with greater clarity, and move forward with confidence,” says Ola Gunnarsson, CEO of Aspia Group.
Quickinsight will operate under the Aspia brand.
About Quickinsight
Quickinsight is a Swedish specialist firm within financial due diligence and advisory services for SME transactions. The company supports investors, entrepreneurs and businesses with financial due diligence, data books, acquisition analysis and vendor assistance related to acquisitions, divestments and investments. Quickinsight is characterised by senior project management, quality, speed, business acumen and tech-enabled ways of working.
About Aspia Group
Aspia Group is the premium business partner for tech-enabled business services across Northern Europe. We provide the financial clarity and trust required for over 30,000 customers to lead with confidence.
By combining human expertise with smart technology, we help clients manage complexity, make better decisions and focus on their ambition. With 3,000 employees across more than 100 offices and an annual turnover of SEK 3.5 billion, the Group includes the brands Aspia, Accountor and Skeppsbron Skatt.
Aspia. Dare to Grow.
For further information, please contact:
Ola Gunnarsson CEO, Aspia Group ola.gunnarsson@aspia.se
Building on recent expansion announcements in Brunswick, USA, and Changshu, China, the coordinated investments reflect Mölnlycke’s continued focus on meeting growing demand for advanced wound care solutions and helping to free patients from the burden of wounds, while optimising its manufacturing footprint.
Scaling capacity and efficiency in Finland
At its Mikkeli site, Mölnlycke is investing in expanded sterilisation and production capabilities. The programme doubles sterilisation capacity and introduces an advanced ‘soft cycle’ process, ensuring gentler product treatment and more sustainable manufacturing processes.
This expansion also increases manufacturing capacity by around 100 million units annually, an increase of nearly 50%, supported by a new production line with automated inline packaging and cartoning to improve efficiency and handling.
Strengthening resilience in the UK
In parallel, Mölnlycke has inaugurated new state-of-the-art clean room and packaging facilities in Oldham, expanding UK manufacturing capacity.
Moreover, by bringing sterilisation closer to production, Mölnlycke expects to shorten lead times by around one week while reducing transportation distances and emissions, strengthening supply chain resilience and environmental performance.
A connected, future-ready manufacturing network
The investments in Mikkeli and Oldham are designed to operate as an integrated system, connecting and optimising how products are manufactured, sterilised and delivered, while strengthening collaboration and knowledge-sharing across sites.
“Together, these investments strengthen our global wound care manufacturing network and connect capabilities across sites, enabling us to scale efficiently, improve resilience and deliver sustainable growth,” says David Butler, Global Vice President, Operations Wound Care at Mölnlycke.
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For more information, please contact:
Jamie SmithMedia Relations ManagerTel. +46 (0)722-553573E-mail jamie.smith@molnlycke.com
About Mölnlycke
Mölnlycke Health Care is a world-leading MedTech company that specialises in innovative solutions for wound care and surgical procedures. Mölnlycke products and solutions are used daily by hospitals, health care providers and patients in over 100 countries around the world. Founded in 1849, Mölnlycke is owned by Investor AB and headquartered in Sweden. www.molnlycke.com
Mikkeli photo credit: Pihla Liukkonen, Kontrastia
Arendal, Norway, 8 June 2026 – In May, Norse Atlantic Airways (“Norse” or “the Company”) delivered total unit revenue in its own network (TRASK) of 5.4 US cents per available seat kilometer, an increase of 20% compared to the same month in 2025. Norse has been proactive in reducing loss making routes due to the elevated fuel prices with total available capacity down 29% year-over-year. The Norse product remains attractive with a total load factor of 97%, up nearly 2 percentage points year-over-year.
Eivind Roald, the CEO of Norse Atlantic, comments:
“May saw another material year-over-year improvement in unit revenues, reflecting continued strong demand for our direct long-haul transatlantic routes and the attractive Norse product. We are filling our adjusted capacity at higher average fares with a load factor above 93% in our own network. Aircraft utilization also remained high across ACMI/charter operations, demonstrating the strength of our balanced business model. Despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty affecting the aviation industry, we continue to adapt capacity to demand and enter the important summer season with a positive commercial momentum.”
(May traffic figures. Comparable figures for year-ago period shown in brackets)
· 97.4% load factor across network and ACMI/Charter operations (95.5%) · Total revenue per available seat kilometer in own network (TRASK) of 5.4 US cents, up 20% from 4.5 US cents · 157 flights in own scheduled network (520) · 256 ACMI/charter flights operated (64) · 104,234 passengers transported (182,854) across network and ACMI/charter operations, down 43% YoY · Norse Atlantic completed 100% of scheduled flights in the Month (100%) · 78% of flights in own network departed within 15 minutes of scheduled departure time (81%) · On-time performance was negatively impacted by continued Air Traffic Control (ATC) delays, airport congestion and travel disruptions as a knock-on effect from the Middle East conflict
Investor contact: Anders Hall Jomaas, CFO anders.jomaas@flynorse.comMedia contact: Bård Nordhagen, CCCO baard.nordhagen@flynorse.com
About Norse Atlantic ASA
Norse Atlantic Airways is an airline committed to offering affordable fares on direct, long-haul flights to popular destinations, along with specialized charter and ACMI services for tailored travel needs and extensive cargo operations. Norse Atlantic operates a modern fleet of 12 fuel-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliners, serving a network of destinations across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia.
This information is subject to disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5 -12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
Gustav Segerberg has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer (“CFO”) of EQT AB and will succeed Kim Henriksson, who has decided to step down following nearly eight years as CFO. The CFO transition is effective as of July 18, 2026. Henriksson will remain with EQT as a Senior Advisor, supporting an orderly transition and continuing to contribute his extensive experience to EQT and its portfolio companies.Segerberg has been instrumental to EQT’s growth, both as a member of the Executive Committee and most recently as Head of the CEO Office. Segerberg has overseen EQT AB’s transformative M&A activities – including the combinations with Baring Private Equity Asia, Exeter Property Group and, most recently, Coller Capital[1] – as well as organic growth initiatives like the expansion into private wealth.CEO Per Franzén said: "Having worked closely with Gustav for many years, I have the utmost confidence in his ability. His deep understanding of EQT's strategy, business model, and stakeholder relationships makes him exceptionally well placed to take on this role. Kim has been a deeply valued partner through one of the most transformative chapters in our firm's history. I want to extend my sincere gratitude to him for his outstanding contributions to EQT to-date and am pleased that he will continue as a Senior Advisor to the benefit of our portfolio companies, clients and shareholders."Commenting on his appointment, Segerberg said: "I am honoured to be appointed CFO of EQT and look forward to working with our exceptional team to continue delivering for our shareholders. EQT is a truly unique firm with a strong culture, a clear strategic vision, and substantial opportunities ahead. I am committed to building on the strong financial foundation Kim has established and driving EQT's continued growth."Under Henriksson’s leadership, EQT has established a highly professional finance function supporting the firm’s development into a leading global and transparent publicly listed private markets platform."It has been a privilege to serve as CFO of EQT since 2018 and to have been part of such an extraordinary growth journey. I am proud of what we have achieved together and confident that Gustav will be an outstanding CFO. I look forward to a smooth handover over the coming months and to thereafter work closely with EQT portfolio company boards, management teams and CFOs as a Senior Advisor, including supporting on IPO preparations and public company financial governance", added Henriksson.
ContactOlof Svensson, Head of Shareholder Relations, +46 72 989 09 15EQT Press Office, press@eqtpartners.com, +46 8 506 55 334
[1]The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals and certain Coller Capital fund investor consent approvals, and is expected to close in mid to late Q3 2026.
Bravida has received the ruling in the case relating to the New Stavanger University Hospital. The court’s assessment largely finds in favour of the company. According to the ruling, Stavanger Hospital is to pay approximately NOK 330 million excluding VAT, as well as approximately NOK 150 million in interest and legal costs.
“We welcome that this dispute has now reached a ruling and that our position regarding the project has been upheld,” says Mattias Johansson, CEO and Group President at Bravida.
The ruling may be subject to appeal to a higher court.For further information, please contact: Liselotte Stray Head of Group Communications liselotte.stray@bravida.se +46 768 523 811
Ann-Charlotte Johansson Interim Head of Investor Relations ann-charlotte.johansson@bravida.se +46 70 751 98 31
Image Systems AB (publ) has appointed Mats Franzén as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Mats Franzén will assume the position on 15 June 2026 and will succeed Lotta Öfverström, who previously announced that she will leave the company on 31 July 2026. A handover process will take place during the overlapping period.
Mats Franzén brings nearly 30 years of experience from senior finance positions in international technology and industrial companies. Most recently, he served as CFO of Sectra, where he was responsible for the Group’s financial management, financial reporting, financing activities, and the company’s transition to the Nasdaq Stockholm Large Cap segment. Prior to that, he held several senior positions in finance and business control.
- We are very pleased to welcome Mats to Image Systems. His extensive experience in financial management, strategic transformation, and international business operations will be a valuable asset to the company’s continued development,
says Jan Molin, CEO of Image Systems AB.
- Image Systems holds an exciting position in the market, supported by strong technologies and significant growth opportunities. I look forward to working together with the management team and employees to contribute to the company’s continued development and value creation,
says Mats Franzén.
The Board of Directors and management would also like to express their sincere appreciation to Lotta Öfverström for her valuable contributions during her tenure with the company and wish her every success in her future endeavors.
The partnership will offer seamless travel options to and from Jakarta (CGK) and Bali (DPS), as well as Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo, with convenient connections via Amsterdam, Tokyo Haneda and, from Winter 2026/2027, Bangkok.
The agreement was signed during the IATA Annual General Meeting in Rio de Janeiro by Garuda Indonesia Director of Transformation, Neil Raymond Mills, and SAS President and CEO, Anko van der Werff.
“Garuda Indonesia is a key partner for connecting Scandinavia with Indonesia and the wider region. Together, we are making travel simpler and more seamless for the many people, businesses and communities with ties between our countries. By bringing our networks closer together, we are creating more opportunities to connect Scandinavia with one of Asia's most dynamic markets,” said Van der Werff at SAS.
The collaboration reflects the shared ambition of both airlines as SkyTeam members to enhance global connectivity and provide broader access between Europe and Southeast Asia. For Garuda Indonesia customers, the partnership opens access to SAS’ Scandinavian gateways, while SAS travelers gain new opportunities to reach Indonesia’s major destinations through Garuda’s network.
“As part of Garuda Indonesia’s ongoing transformation journey, we are pleased to deepen our collaboration with Scandinavian Airlines to expand connectivity between Southeast Asia and Northern Europe, leveraging our complementary network strengths to provide customers with broader travel options and a more seamless journey experience. Beyond enhancing market access and presence for both airlines, this partnership will further support tourism, business, and cultural exchange, enabling more travelers from Europe to explore Indonesia’s diverse destinations while offering Indonesian travelers greater access to the unique attractions and cultures of the Scandinavian region,” said Garuda Indonesia’s Deputy CEO, Thomas Oentoro.
Frequent flyer members will also benefit from the cooperation, with EuroBonus and GarudaMiles members able to earn and redeem points across the combined network.
From 9 June 2026, passengers will be able to purchase itineraries covered by the codeshare agreement through the sales channels of both airlines, while first date of travel will be 15 June.
Volvo Defence to showcase resilient defence solutions at Eurosatory 2026
Paris, June 2026- At Eurosatory 2026, Volvo Defence will showcase how the combined capabilities of the Volvo Group can support modern defence operations with robust, future-ready solutions for demanding and uncertain environments. Drawing on the strengths of Volvo Trucks, Volvo Penta and Volvo Construction Equipment, Volvo Defence will present solutions that support the defence logistics chain from civilian transport and infrastructure capabilities to front-line operations. With a focus on reliability, adaptability and long-term support, Volvo Defence offers solutions tailored to evolving operational requirements. By leveraging the Volvo Group’s global industrial footprint and supply chain strength, customers benefit from proven platforms, secure delivery, high availability and comprehensive lifecycle services.
Highlights at Eurosatory 2026, include:
· Volvo Logistic Chain SolutionVisualizing the strength of the Volvo portfolio supporting the full logistic chain from the port entry to last mile. · Autonomous capabilities for defence logisticsVolvo Defence will showcase progress in autonomous transport solutions designed to reduce personnel exposure in high threat areas while maintaining efficient movement of supplies and equipment. · Logistical support vehiclesVolvo Defence will present the military-adapted Volvo FMX 6x6 Truck engineered for both on- and off-road performance in the most demanding environments. The military FMX delivers a reliable and scalable solution that meets the requirements of modern defence forces worldwide. Equipped with I-Shift automated manual gearbox with ultra-low crawler gears and automated hook lift it enables optimized traction and mobility across varying terrain conditions. A high degree of commonality with civilian variants ensures real availability, simplified logistics, and economies of scale enabled by Volvo’s global commercial production capabilities. · Off-road engineering vehicles for defence applicationsVolvo Defence will offer a first look at the Volvo Construction Equipment L120, a standard commercial wheel loader adapted with key defence features. These include a fording kit for water depths of up to 1.5 metres, a split cab for reduced transport height, lifting and tie-down points for air freight, and other options relevant to military use. · Counter-drone capabilitiesThe company will also demonstrate how it integrates advanced technologies into its solutions to support safer and more connected operations. These innovations reflect Volvo Defence’s commitment to evolving its offering in line with emerging threats and operational demands.
“At Eurosatory, we demonstrate how the strength of Volvo Group products can be combined and integrated with other critical defence technologies to support logistical resilience and real operational capability in the field,” says Andreas Svenungsson, President of Volvo Defence. “Operational readiness depends not only on high-performing equipment, but also on trusted support, reliable supply chains and the ability to sustain operations over time. This is where we create value for our customers.”
Volvo Defence will exhibit inHall 6, Swedish Pavilion, Stand H6-J180.
For more information about Volvo Defence please visit: volvodefence.com
Eurosatory 2026 will take place 15-19 June at Paris-Nord Villepinte Parc des Expositions More details at eurosatory.com/en/
Granarium Technologies (Granarium), a deep-tech energy startup originating from VTT, has raised over EUR 1 million in total funding, comprising a pre-seed round led by BSV Ventures joint by Beamline, with participation from FiBAN (Finnish Business Angels Network), EstBAN and LatBAN.
VTT has transferred the underlying technology and IP to the newly established company. Granarium will use the funding to industrialise its patented renewable supercapacitor technology for grid stabilisation and industrial applications, both increasingly challenged by electrification, renewable integration, and power quality demands.
Grid volatility is increasing across Europe, while EU requirements, including grid codes and resilience frameworks, are tightening. The transition to renewable energy and electrification is creating structural demand for fast-response power storage, with UBS forecasting global energy storage demand to grow by approximately 40% year over year in 2026 . Granarium’s renewable energy storage technology is built on a nanocellulose-based material platform that binds biocarbon structures for power storage, enabling up to 80% lower production capital expenditure in safe, scalable, and locally producible systems.
“A key structural shift is that storage is no longer just ‘backup power’ – it is becoming core grid infrastructure. Granarium is the perfect addition to our portfolio because the company is solving a massive global challenge in a safe and scalable way. We were also impressed with the company’s technology and experience, as well as the capacity to use local raw materials to make the production process sustainable and inexpensive,” says Jana Budkovskaja, Partner at BSV Ventures.
The company has secured pilot customers and key value chain partners and is preparing to launch its first pilots within six months of funding, focusing on process industries and continuously running production operations. Initial commercial production will begin at a small industrial scale, with capacity to deliver up to 50 units per year, forming the basis for rapid scale-up through industrial partnerships and international market expansion.
“Our approach supports Europe’s strategic goals of reducing dependency on critical raw materials and building local, resilient energy infrastructure. The new technology offers an easily scalable, self-sufficient solution that removes complex logistics chains and enables simple production using locally sourced materials. Deployment is as simple as installing a battery,” says Granarium CEO Paula Viinamäki.
Granarium’s first-of-its-kind technology can upcycle waste materials to create 100% renewable supercapacitors that store electricity. The system acts as a fast-response layer within energy systems, complementing batteries and addressing short-duration power needs such as grid balancing, frequency response, and industrial power quality. The devices help manage peak loads, improve power quality, and manage distributed power generation.
“”Granarium demonstrates how successful technology transfer can turn advanced bio-based materials into real industrial solutions for secure and resilient energy storage,” says Atte Virtanen, Vice President, Advanced bio-based materials at VTT.
“We are not just improving existing solutions but redefining how power storage can be built and utilized. Compared to lithium-based energy storage devices that utilise finite resources, our devices are far more environmentally sustainable as they derive from local and self-sufficient renewable carbon sources, and lower in cost to produce compared to battery gigafactory investments,” says Otto-Ville Kaukoniemi, CTO at Granarium.
Granarium originated from VTT with strong, granted patents and validated technology (TRL5). The team combines expertise in materials science, energy systems, industrial scale-up, and commercialisation. In the future, the innovation will enable new concepts, including the use of the device’s design freedom to replace the passive elements of EVs to increase battery life.
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Media kit with pictures
In the group photo of the Granarium Technologies team: Vesa Kunnari, Paula Viinamäki and Otto-Ville Kaukoniemi.
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Granarium Technologies OyPaula Viinamäki, CEO
+358 40 708 0513, paula.viinamaki@granariumtech.comwww.granariumtech.com
VTT Technical Research Centre of FinlandAtte Virtanen, Vice President+358 50 577 9770, atte.virtanen@vtt.fi
Further information on VTT:Paula Bergqvist, Communications Manager+358 20 722 5161, paula.bergqvist@vtt.fiwww.vttresearch.com
Granarium Technologies OyGranarium Technologies Oy develops supercapacitors made from renewable materials for fast power stabilization in industrial and energy systems. The company utilizes forest industry side streams and high-consistency nanocellulose to create scalable, low-emission energy storage materials and devices. Granarium Technologies’ technology supports peak power management, power quality, renewable integration, and 24/7 industrial reliability while enabling local, resource-efficient production. For more information, visit www.granariumtech.com
Saab Public Safety Solutions is a leading provider of situational awareness for mission critical organisations including police, fire, airport and transport, to enable faster, more informed decision-making and support a more coordinated response. The divestment is in line with Saab’s strategy to increase its focus on core areas of its business and, upon closing, Saab will divest its product unit Public Safety Solutions, including software solutions, customer base, and 75 employees transferring to Omda.
“As we strategically prioritize addressing the evolving needs of our defense customers, we anticipate that Public Safety Solutions will find even greater opportunities for growth and success within Omda. This decision is in line with our strategic objectives and aims to provide Public Safety Solutions with the optimal conditions to advance,” says Carl-Johan Bergholm, head of Saab’s business area Surveillance.
“Integrating Saab’s advanced Situational Awareness technologies into our Emergency product portfolio strengthens our offering and market position,” says Omda’s CEO Sverre Flatby.
“Current and new customers will gain access to a unique, integrated software suite that supports the entire value chain across healthcare, police, and fire services,” Flatby continues.Based in Hull, United Kingdom, and Gothenburg, Sweden, Public Safety Solutions is renowned for its high-quality, accurate products that perform reliably in the most challenging conditions.
Saab is a leading defence and security company with an enduring purpose, to help nations keep their people and society safe. Empowered by its 28,000 talented people, Saab constantly pushes the boundaries of technology to create a safer and more sustainable world. Saab designs, manufactures and maintains advanced systems in aeronautics, weapons, command and control, sensors and underwater systems. Saab is headquartered in Sweden. It has major operations all over the world and is part of the domestic defence capability of several nations.
Saab AB (publ)SE-581 88 LinköpingSweden
Sitowise Sverige AB is a subsidiary of the Finnish engineering and consulting group Sitowise Group Oyj and delivers consulting services within structural engineering, building service systems, project management and transport infrastructure to the Swedish market, including in the pharma and life science segment. The company reported a turnover of approximately SEK 296 million in 2025. Sweco has 7 600 employees in Sweden and delivered a strong first quarter in 2026. “I am excited to welcome the experts from Sitowise Sverige AB to join Sweco in Sweden. With this important addition, we strengthen our leading position as a technology advisor in buildings and infrastructure and increase our strong geographical footprint across Sweden. Together with our new colleagues from Sitowise, we will now focus on delivering client value and on continued profitable growth, says Fredrik Wallner, Business Area President for Sweco Sweden.The acquisition will be subject to approval by the Swedish Competition Authority (Konkurrensverket) and the Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP). Once that is completed, approximately 250 experts will be integrated into Sweco in Sweden as soon as possible.
Press photos:
· Sweco Sweden consultants, free use, please credit: Måns Berg · Sweco Sweden's Fredrik Wallner, free use, please credit: Anna W Thorbjörnsson
About Sweco’s acquisition agenda This acquisition aligns with Sweco’s acquisition strategy to grow the business by adding key skills that complement Sweco’s 23,000 experts and expands the Group’s market position as Europe’s leading architecture and engineering consultancy. Sweco’s strategy is to grow through a combination of acquisitions and organic growth. The Group has completed close to 170 acquisitions over the past 20 years. In total, Sweco completed 13 acquisitions in 2025, adding approximately SEK 2.1 billion in annual net sales and more than 1,500 experts to Sweco.
"With Sectra One Cloud, our regional teams gain faster and more reliable access to images whenever and wherever they are needed. Its high availability will make a real difference in our ability to provide timely, world-class care," says Dr. John Donnellan, Chief, Diagnostic Services, Hamilton Health Sciences.
The hospitals are located in southwestern Ontario and serve a population of over 2 million citizens. Previously, they used two separate radiology solutions. Following this transition, all imaging will be consolidated into a single, unified cloud instance, enabling these organizations to deliver high-quality patient care more efficiently and collaboratively.
"Sharing a common cloud-based imaging system allows for enhanced collaboration across St. Joe's and partner hospitals. It improves clinician access to real-time imaging information which is invaluable when making critical decisions. Sectra's advanced system supports better continuity of care and an improved experience for both patients and care teams," says Rick Badzioch, Vice President, Renal, Ambulatory Services and Clinical Support Programs, St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton.
As Sectra manages the operations, monitoring, optimization, and continuous upgrades of the cloud service, it will ease the pressure on the hospitals' IT teams. The solution also strengthens security around system operations and patient privacy, and provides the scalability required for growing imaging volumes or new imaging specialties.
“Implementing Sectra One Cloud marks an important step forward for our organizations. It enables our teams at Norfolk General Hospital and West Haldimand General Hospital to access diagnostic images seamlessly and collaborate more effectively with regional partners. By moving to a unified, cloud-based solution, we are strengthening our ability to provide timely, high-quality care to the communities we serve, both now and into the future,” says Erin McNeice, Integrated Director of Diagnostic Services, West Haldimand General Hospital and Norfolk General Hospital.
The five-year Sectra One Cloud contract was signed in the fourth quarter of Sectra's 2025/2026 fiscal year, and the healthcare providers will primarily utilize the modules for radiology and breast imaging. The agreement represents an estimated volume of more than 3.6 million imaging exams over the five years.
"Moving to a unified, cloud-based imaging solution is not just a technology shift, it is a strategic move that empowers care teams to work smarter and closer together. It lays the groundwork for scalable, data-driven diagnostics that can evolve with future healthcare needs. We are proud to support them on this journey toward more coordinated care across the region," says Nader Soltani, President of Sectra in Canada.
Sectra One Cloud is a fully managed service for enterprise imaging that enables Sectra to continuously monitor, optimize, and upgrade the solution, as well as provide 24/7 support. The enterprise imaging solution provides a unified strategy for all imaging needs in a single system, thereby improving outcomes and reducing operational costs. The scalable and modular solution, with a VNA at its core, allows healthcare providers to grow from one ology to another and from one enterprise to another without acquiring a new back end. Visit Sectra's website to read more about Sectra and why it's top-ranked in "Best in KLAS" .
Staying on the water: from a houseboat to a historic hotel ship
The houseboats and hotel ships along the Weser are a perfect invitation to get to know Bremen from a different perspective. On the strip of land between Neustädter Hafen and the Weser, the Hausboote am Lankenauer Höft offer a relaxed break in a luxury holiday home, just a stone’s throw from restaurants and the beach. There is also some very special floating accommodation in the historic city centre. The traditional green-sailed ‘Alexander von Humboldt ’ on the famous Schlachte-Ufer is a chance to experience the maritime history of Bremen close up. The cosy cabins on the hotel ship are the perfect retreat for all those looking for a special alternative to a traditional hotel room.
Innovative concept hotels reflect Bremen’s creative side
At the same time, Bremen is showing off its creative side with concepts that reinterpret the character of converted marine and industrial spaces. In a novel twist, the HafenTraum IndoorHostelCamp brings camping inside in the dry: indoor tiny houses and vintage caravans combine urban design with a feeling of adventure. Accommodation like Camp 28 also feeds the desire for freedom. The unspoilt lakeside campsite on the Stadtwaldsee is well connected to the city centre via cycle routes and public transport, so a relaxed camping holiday in the countryside can be combined with a city break.
The Land of Green is also evidence of how well sustainability and eco-conscious tourism can be combined with modern comfort and experiences on a trip to Bremen. To the south of the artists’ community of Worpswede, travellers can stay in unspoilt tiny houses or tree-houses, and enjoy the Teufelsmoor nature conservation area at any time of year. The forest resort also offers a range of wellness amenities and foodie treats.
Perfect combination of countryside and city break
The variety of accommodation makes Bremen ideal for all kinds of breaks, from a spontaneous weekend trip to a longer holiday with the family. With short connections and an excellent network of cycle paths and public transport, countryside bases also make the perfect starting point for exploring the city. The different accommodation options in Bremen and the surrounding area reflect the maritime, creative, natural and relaxed character of the city. This is what makes it such a charming destination for those seeking a city full of atmosphere and charm.
At Eurosatory in Paris, Scania will demonstrate how its modular system, broad powertrain portfolio and global support network can help defence customers meet operational requirements, in peace, crisis or conflict. With the message “Designed to perform, built to deliver”, Scania will showcase protected mobility, battlefield power, modular logistics solutions, Power Solutions and Integrated Logistic Support.
Scania’s display at Eurosatory includes:
Indoor display Hall 6 – J244
· Heavy equipment tractor with CrewCab, 8x4/4 · Power Solutions display including next-generation 13-litre inline engine, 16-litre V8 engine and e-machine for hybrid or fully electric propulsion · Integrated Logistic Support experience table, presenting Scania’s defence service portfolio
Outdoor display ExtPe6a – D194
· Scania protected cab / modular protected cab concept · 4x4 vehicle with air defence system · 4x4 hybrid vehicle with military equipment powering capabilities · Multi-role 8x8 logistics truck
Press activities
· Press event at 09:30 on Tuesday 16 June · Handover of hybrid vehicle at 11:00 on Tuesday 16 June
“Defence customers need solutions that perform in demanding operations and continue to deliver over time. At Eurosatory, we are showing how Scania’s modular system, powertrain expertise and global support capability come together to support operational availability, flexibility and resilience,” says Stefano Fedel, Head of Commercial, Scania.
Since 1967, Eurosatory has established itself as a benchmark global trade show for Defence and Security, bringing together key players from across the international ecosystem. For Scania, the event is a platform to show how proven commercial technology, modularity and support can be adapted to meet defence requirements.One of Scania’s key launches at Eurosatory is the new modular protected cab, developed to combine crew protection, mobility and operational performance in demanding defence environments. The modular protected cab represents a new step in Scania’s defence offering and demonstrates how the company adapts its proven modular vehicle platform to meet evolving operational requirements.The protected cab is developed for demanding defence operations where crew protection, mobility, ergonomics and operational availability are critical. The solution combines protection with visibility, driver control and performance in challenging terrain, harsh weather and around-the-clock operations. A central part of this year’s display is Scania’s hybrid truck, which adds a new dimension to operational flexibility and battlefield power capability. The hybrid solution demonstrates how electrified capability can support both mobility and local power supply in the field.The vehicle can provide silent power generation for external equipment, reducing the need for conventional diesel generators while supporting operational flexibility in environments where infrastructure is limited or unavailable.
“Hybrid technology can bring important operational benefits in defence applications. It can enable silent operation, reduce the need for idling and support battlefield power capability for external systems in the field,” says Sara Forsberg, CTO and Head of Scania R&D.The hybrid vehicle is connected to a research project and will be part of a formal handover ceremony during Eurosatory. For defence customers, performance is measured throughout the lifecycle of the system. Scania’s Integrated Logistic Support is designed to secure operational availability, reduce lifecycle costs and provide products and services across the entire lifecycle. This includes supply support, technical documentation, training, support and test equipment, technical support, repair and maintenance services, obsolescence management and configuration management. At Eurosatory, visitors can explore Scania’s ILS defence service portfolio at the Integrated Logistic Support experience table. “We combine robust products with a global support structure. For defence customers, that means not only receiving the right vehicle, but having the service, parts, training and technical support needed to keep it operational over time. Scania is the preferred partner for many defence organisations across the globe, as we have delivered more than 10,000 of trucks and engines for generations, including the needed support functions,” says Fedel. Scania welcomes media representatives to its Eurosatory press event at 09:30 on Tuesday 16 June at Hall 6 J244 where the company will present its defence offering and key news, including the protected cab. At 11:00 on Tuesday 16 June, Scania will host the handover of the hybrid vehicle at Hall 6 J244 The handover will highlight the vehicle’s battlefield power capability and its role in a research project exploring how hybrid solutions can support military operations. Scania will be present at Hall 6 J244 and ExtPe6a D194 throughout Eurosatory.
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As demands for operational safety and drinking water quality in modern drinking water networks continue to rise, the role of traditional valves is undergoing a fundamental shift. Today, addressing individual functions in isolation is no longer sufficient. What is required are integrated solutions that combine hygiene safety and network monitoring into a single, holistic approach. To meet this need, the VAG DUOJET® @ON Smart Air Valve was developed and introduced as a production-ready solution at the IFAT trade fair in Munich in May 2026. It marks the next step in the evolution of a proven valve into an enhanced system component.
The core approach is to combine hygiene protection and network monitoring in a single valve. The traditional venting and air-release function is combined with an automated, hygienically effective flushing strategy. This ensures that areas within the drinking water system that are prone to stagnation are regularly flushed, thereby maintaining drinking water quality at a defined level at all times.
The flushing function is designed to run automatically at user-defined intervals – for example, every three months – and can be adapted to the specific system conditions. This helps ensure compliance with the hygiene requirements of DVGW W392-2 without requiring on-site service personnel to intervene. The manual flushing cycles that were previously required are no longer necessary. The process is repeatable and significantly reduces operational effort for work assignments.
Timo Bugert, Product Manager for Global Engineering at VAG, explains from a technical perspective: “The automatic flushing system integrates seamlessly into the system and offers not only hygienic benefits but also advantages in terms of maintenance and network operation. This integration establishes a reliable foundation for consistently reliable hygiene safety throughout the entire network.”
In addition to its integrated flushing function, the valve fulfills its core purpose as a single-chamber high-performance valve for the controlled venting and filling of piping systems. It combines three essential functions: venting during discharge, air release during filling, and continuous operational venting. The design enables the stable and efficient removal of both large volumes of air during dynamic operating phases and small amounts of air during continuous operation – even at air velocities approaching the speed of sound.
In addition, the smart valve enables continuous monitoring of relevant operating conditions. The integrated sensors and system controls measure pressure conditions and valve positions. This data is not collected in isolation but rather enables a reliable assessment of the system’s condition.
Upon request, operators receive both regular status updates and real-time alerts in the event of deviations from normal operation. The information gathered enables continuous monitoring of the condition of the pipelines and the manhole infrastructure. Pressure deviations, unusual operating conditions, or unauthorized access to the valve or the installation shaft can be detected early and transmitted to the network operator as status or warning messages. This advancement allows early detection of potential incidents, such as pipe breaks or critical operating conditions. The valve thus assumes a significantly enhanced role within the supply network.
Security is also a top priority when it comes to data transmission. Communication is unidirectional and encrypted. Only status and warning messages are transmitted from the field to the operator; external access to the valve is prevented. This ensures a high level of IT security.
The combination of a low-maintenance design – with operating periods designed for a minimum of three years without requiring on-site service – and integrated data capabilities supports compliance with the requirements of DVGW W392-2 and enables seamless integration into existing and future network structures. At the same time, it lays the groundwork for advanced applications such as condition-based maintenance or higher-level network analyses.
This approach demonstrates that the future of water supply does not depend on the isolated digitization of individual components, but rather on the intelligent integration of function and information. Only when the valve itself becomes an active information carrier does measurable added value emerge – both in technical and economic terms. In this way, the valve becomes an integral part of a resilient and sustainable water supply network.
To learn more about the VAG DUOJET® @ON Smart Air Valve and how it can enhance hygiene safety and operational efficiency in your network, visit vag-group.com or contact our experts for a personalized consultation.
Arendal, Norway, 9 June – Norse Atlantic Airways today announced the appointment of Frans Leenaars as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), effective immediately.
Frans joins Norse with more than two decades of international leadership experience across aviation, travel and customer-focused businesses. Throughout his career, he has held senior commercial positions within Air France-KLM and Disney Parks & Resorts, as well as a range of executive leadership roles at TUI Group, one of the world's leading travel companies.
As CCO, he will be responsible for leading Norse's global commercial strategy and technology developments, including continued network development, partnerships, customer experience, revenue management, sales, marketing and IT.
"Frans brings a unique combination of aviation expertise, commercial leadership and customer-centric thinking," said Eivind Roald, Chief Executive Officer of Norse Atlantic Airways. "His extensive experience from both airlines and the broader travel industry will be highly valuable as we continue to evolve our commercial platform, strengthen strategic partnerships and optimize the deployment of our fleet across scheduled, charter and ACMI operations. Frans will play an important role in further enhancing the customer experience while supporting Norse's focus on profitability and value creation as an airline on demand."
Commenting on his appointment, Frans Leenaars said:
"Norse has established itself as a modern and innovative airline. I am impressed by what the team has accomplished in a relatively short period of time and look forward to working alongside colleagues across the company to further strengthen our commercial proposition, expand partnerships and deliver value to customers and owners".
The appointment comes as Norse continues to build on its commercial and operational progress, supported by a balanced business model, a growing customer base and a strengthened financial foundation.
Investor contact: Anders Hall Jomaas, CFO anders.jomaas@flynorse.com
About Norse Atlantic ASA
Norse Atlantic Airways is an airline committed to offering affordable fares on direct, long-haul flights to popular destinations, along with specialized charter and ACMI services for tailored travel needs and extensive cargo operations. Norse Atlantic operates a modern fleet of 12 fuel-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliners, serving a network of destinations across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia
Under the agreement, Aerolíneas Argentinas will place its AR code on SAS‑operated flights between Madrid and Rome and the Scandinavian capitals of Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo. In turn, SAS will place its SK code on Aerolíneas Argentinas’ transatlantic services between Buenos Aires, Madrid and Rome, giving travelers in Northern Europe new one‑stop access to Argentina.
The cooperation also enables unique long‑range itineraries across the SkyTeam network — including the possibility to travel from the world’s southernmost commercial airport in Ushuaia to the northernmost in Longyearbyen on a single, integrated journey.
“This partnership marks an exciting step forward for SAS as we continue strengthening our global reach together with trusted SkyTeam partners. Aerolíneas Argentinas is a natural fit for us, and by linking our networks we are opening new and genuinely compelling opportunities for customers travelling between Scandinavia and South America. This cooperation not only creates smoother journeys and stronger connectivity — it also brings two regions with deep cultural and economic ties closer together. We are thrilled to offer our passengers an even broader world of destinations and look forward to welcoming more travelers onboard across our joint network,” said Paul Verhagen, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, SAS.
The agreement allows passengers to travel on a single ticket, complete one check‑in process and check baggage through to their final destination, significantly improving the travel experience and expanding connection options between Scandinavia and Argentina.
"This agreement allows us to continue expanding our international connectivity network and offer our passengers new travel alternatives to Northern Europe through a strategic partner such as SAS,” said Fabián Lombardo, President of Aerolíneas Argentinas.
As SkyTeam members, both airlines will also offer eligible customers access to SkyPriority services, while members of EuroBonus and Aerolíneas Plus will be able to earn and redeem points across the combined network.
Implementation of the codeshare agreement is planned for the third quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
Bittium CorporationPress Release
Bittium puts unmanned systems on the tactical network
Bittium Corporation press release on 9 June 2026, at 3.00 pm (CEST +1)
Purpose built radio module brings unmanned land, air and sea systems into a single, jam resistant IP network, giving defence forces real-time command, control and situational awareness across contested environments.
Bittium Corporation today launched Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™, a dedicated radio solution that integrates unmanned land, air and sea systems directly into a resilient tactical communications network. For the first time, drones, unmanned ground vehicles and other autonomous platforms can operate not just as remote tools but as active, connected nodes within the same battlefield IP network used by soldiers and commanders. It is also fully European sovereign solution.
The operational significance is substantial. Unmanned systems are now central to modern military operations for reconnaissance, logistics, force protection and strike support. Yet their communications have often been their weakest point: dependent on fragile point-to-point links, vulnerable to jamming and disconnected from the broader tactical network. Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™ eliminates that vulnerability as it integrates unmanned systems into the common operational picture. This allows the commander to view drone sensor feeds within the same situational awareness display as the positions of infantry units.
A networked command chain from the air to the ground
Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™ enables remote command and control, real-time sensor data transmission and the use of unmanned platforms as relay nodes extending connectivity between dispersed units. In complex terrain or electronically contested environments where line-of-sight communications fail, unmanned systems equipped with Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™ can bridge gaps in the network automatically, keeping the force connected when it matters most.
The solution is built on advanced MANET routing technology, forming a self-organising and self-healing network that does not rely on any single node. If one link is lost or jammed, the network reroutes. Communications remain uninterrupted across combat arms and service branches, and the force remains unified.
Military grade performance built for contested airspace and ground operations
Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™ is a compact radio module designed for integration into unmanned platforms. It delivers the same performance as Bittium's Tough SDR Handheld™ radios, is compatible with all Bittium offered waveforms, and operates across a wide frequency range, including low frequencies specifically suited to long-range remote control of unmanned platforms operating beyond visual line of sight.
The solution is engineered for jam resistance and mission-critical reliability in high-threat environments where electronic warfare is a constant operational factor, not an edge case.
"Unmanned systems are playing an increasingly critical role in modern military operations. Bittium Tough SDR Unmanned™ brings them into the same resilient network and enables reliable communications even under electronic warfare conditions. The solution supports our objective of a unified, IP-based network that enables seamless information exchange across different domains," says Tommi Kangas, Senior Vice President of Bittium's Defence and Security Business Segment.
Bittium at Eurosatory 2026 at Bittium's stand G146, Hall 6.
For more information, visit: https://www.bittium.com/defence-security/bittium-tough-sdr-unmanned
Further information:
Tommi KangasSenior Vice President, Bittium Defence & SecurityTel. +358 40 344 2789 (group communications)Email: defence(a)bittium.com
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As a trusted supplier in the Defence & Security market with 40 years of experience in advanced radio communication technologies, we provide next-generation resilient and mobile tactical communications systems for defence forces and secure communication solutions for governments and authorities. Our products and systems for tactical communications bring broadband data and voice seamlessly to all troops across multi-domain operations. The offering is completed by mobile devices and cyber security solutions certified up to CONFIDENTIAL and NATO Restricted levels.
In addition to the products and systems supplied to the Defence & Security market, Bittium offers solutions focused on measuring and processing of biosignals as well as R&D services and wireless embedded solutions. Bittium’s net sales in 2025 were EUR 119.3 million and operating profit EUR 19.4 million. Bittium is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. www.bittium.com
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The acquired business includes the SavoSolar trademark, project references, customer relationships, technical documentation, CRM systems, intellectual property rights, sales pipeline, selected personnel and a stock of solar thermal collectors and materials with a book value exceeding EUR 200,000.
SavoSolar
Summa Energy Oy is a supplier of large solar thermal plants, the company designs and delivers clean energy production systems for industry and district heating production as complete deliveries. In 2025, the company's turnover was EUR 8.6 million (EUR 9.7 million in 2024) and company employed an average of 23 people in 2025.
Business scope
The business acquired by Absolicon consists of three main areas.
The first area is long-term cooperation with existing customers. While historical project liabilities and warranty obligations remain with Summa, Absolicon takes over the operational business connected to the installed base of solar thermal plants. This includes service agreements, technical support, spare parts sales and replacement collector deliveries to existing SavoSolar plants across Europe.
The second area is consultancy and project development. SavoSolar has built extensive know-how in helping utilities, industrial companies and project developers evaluate and design large solar thermal plants. The acquired business includes engineering tools, simulation software, technical documentation and a substantial database of ongoing project opportunities and customer relationships developed over many years.
The third area is the delivery of new solar thermal plants. Large solar thermal projects in Europe are typically developed through competitive public tenders where project developers and utilities procure turnkey or EPC solutions. The projects are then executed using specialized material suppliers and local subcontractors for civil works, piping, installation and commissioning. SavoSolar has developed extensive experience in this project model with large reference projects in Germany, France, Denmark and other European markets.
SavoSolar’s former collector manufacturing plant in Mikkeli, Finland, was decommissioned during 2025 and Absolicon does not currently plan to restart in-house manufacturing of flat plate collectors. The business model is primarily focused on project development, engineering, EPC deliveries and service, with collector manufacturing sourced from qualified partners.
Future SavoSolar projects are expected to use collectors sourced from established external manufacturers of large-scale flat plate solar collectors and Absolicon’s concentrating collectors. At the same time, the acquisition includes all intellectual property rights, patents, production documentation and manufacturing know-how required to restart collector production in the future if market conditions motivate such a decision.
The transaction includes agreed compensation mechanisms related to any future restart of the unique SavoSolar flat plate collector manufacturing. In addition, potential future proceeds from sales or licensing of the SavoSolar intellectual property portfolio will be shared equally between Absolicon and Summa.
Solar thermal market
The European market for renewable heat is currently undergoing expansion driven by EU climate policy, district heating investments and industrial decarbonization. The implementation of the EU’s Fit for 55 package and the upcoming Heating & Cooling Strategy are expected to further strengthen the market for large-scale solar thermal.
For Absolicon, the acquisition strengthens two important market segments.
Within the industrial process heat segment, Absolicon already has a strong position in concentrating solar thermal for high-temperature applications. The current draft of the EU Heat Auction proposes lowering the eligible temperature threshold to approximately 80°C, allowing flat plate solar collectors to qualify for industrial projects financed by the EU Innovation Fund. This makes the large-scale flat plate solar thermal systems, where SavoSolar has strong expertise, attractive for a much wider range of industrial heat applications.
Within solar district heating, the acquisition gives Absolicon immediate access to one of Europe’s strongest brands and reference portfolios in large-scale solar district heating. While Absolicon has primarily focused on industrial process heat, SavoSolar has built deep expertise in large district heating solar fields, seasonal thermal storage integration and public tender-based utility projects across several European markets.
Transaction
The acquisition was completed through a Business Purchase Agreement entered into between Absolicon and Summa Energy Ltd and the payment of the cash consideration on 9 June 2026.
The total consideration amounts to EUR 393,000. The consideration consists of a cash payment of EUR 175,000 and newly issued shares in Absolicon corresponding to EUR 218,000.
Directed share issue
As part of the consideration for the acquisition, the Board of Directors of Absolicon has on 9 June 2026 resolved, pursuant to the authorization registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (Bolagsverket) on 23 June 2025, to issue 355,723 new Class B shares in a directed share issue to Summa Energy Oy.
The reason for deviating from the shareholders’ preferential rights is that the new shares constitute part of the consideration payable under the Business Purchase Agreement relating to the acquisition of the SavoSolar business. The Board of Directors considers that the directed share issue is an integral and necessary part of the transaction and is beneficial to Absolicon and its shareholders.
The subscription price amounts to SEK 6.66 per share, corresponding to a total issue value of approximately SEK 2.37 million (EUR 218,000). The subscription price has been determined through negotiations between the parties and reflects the Board of Directors’ assessment of the market value of the Absolicon share. Payment for the shares is made through set-off against part of the seller’s claim for the purchase price.
Following the issue, the number of shares in Absolicon will increase from 13,594,648 to 13,950,371 shares and the share capital will increase by SEK 355,723 from SEK 13,594,648 to SEK 13,950,371. The issue results in a dilution of approximately 2.5 percent for existing shareholders.
For the purpose of calculating dilution, the current number of shares is assumed to be 13,594,648, including 1,500,000 shares relating to the over-allotment option in Absolicon’s recent rights issue. The issuance of these shares remains subject to approval by an Extraordinary General Meeting on 12 June 2026.
Following completion of the share issue, Summa Energy Oy will hold approximately 2.6 percent of the shares and votes in Absolicon.
– The renewable heat market in Europe is entering a new phase. Utilities and district heating companies across Europe are planning major investments in fossil-free heat production. SavoSolar has built a strong brand and reference portfolio in European district heating solar projects, and together with Absolicon’s position in industrial solar heat we create a stronger platform for future growth. Lower temperature thresholds in the 1 billion Euro Heat Auction open new opportunities for large-scale flat plate solar thermal in industry, says Joakim Byström, CEO of Absolicon.
The acquisition marks another step in Nimlas’ expansion in the region, following its entry into Region West in 2025, through the acquisitions of Teca and TekniskBureau. With Miljø Elektro, Nimlas continues to build its presence in an important Norwegian market.
Founded in 1991, Miljø Elektro has established a strong position within electrical installations for the project segment, serving commercial, construction and public sector clients. The company combines solid technical expertise with strong project execution and long-standing customer relationships.
“Miljø Elektro is a well-run company with a clear market position and skilled employees. The company is a strong strategic and cultural fit for Nimlas”, says Terje Myhre, CEO of Nimlas Norway.
Miljø Elektro is headquartered in Sandnes, close to Stavanger, and has approximately 30 employees. Its operations are primarily project-driven, with a strong local presence and focus on quality delivery.
“Joining Nimlas gives us access to a broader professional environment and enables further development of the company. At the same time, it is important for us to maintain our local identity and culture”, says Andreas Lundh, Managing Director of Miljø Elektro AS.
Following completion, Miljø Elektro will continue to operate under its existing brand, management and organization. The transaction supports Nimlas’ continued growth and strengthens the overall capacity and capabilities in the region.
Completion of the transaction is subject to approval from the Norwegian Competition Authority.
“In a world shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, increasing regionalization, and rapid technological change, demand for transport and infrastructure solutions will continue to grow. We are well positioned to capture the opportunities created in this evolving landscape, leveraging our strong assets. We have strong brands, retail excellence, deep segment and application expertise, and robust regional value chains,” says Martin Lundstedt.
Over the last decade, the Volvo Group has been on a journey characterized by improved financial performance, product innovation and a strong commitment to shaping the future of transport and infrastructure. The Group is focused on delivering the sustainable and profitable growth that defines its strategy. At the Capital Markets Day, Martin Lundstedt outlines how earnings resilience is strengthened by empowering decentralized decision-making, enabling faster, customer-focused actions across the Group. Earnings resilience is further enhanced through flexibility tools, disciplined pricing, and consistent cost control. At the same time, growing the service business increases recurring revenues and supports earnings over the business cycle.
In addition to long-term growth in global transport demand, there are substantial opportunities for the Volvo Group to grow by increasing content and service value through total offers, driving market share gains, and targeting selected regions and growth segments across business areas. Among the levers driving growth, the Trucks segment and Volvo Construction Equipment are expected to outperform their historical growth rates. Renault Trucks aims to double its light-duty business, while Volvo Penta plans to double its revenue in the coming years. Volvo Autonomous Solutions is targeting driverless on-highway operations by the first quarter of 2027 and has the ambition to approach approximately USD 3 billion in revenues within five years, accretive to the Group’s operating margin.
The Group’s investments in R&D and CAPEX have laid the foundation for continued technology leadership, building platforms and industrial capacity to drive future growth and support a more resilient earnings profile, while maintaining a high return on capital employed and strong shareholder returns.
In a current trading update, Mats Backman, Volvo Group CFO, notes that business activity remains solid. In Europe, customer demand and deliveries are stable at good levels across business areas. In North America, demand remains strong, with production gradually increasing. Cost inflation is trending upward, while at the same time, high utilization of customers’ trucks and machines supports service activity.
“Our strategy has served us, our customers and our owners well, and we are committed to continuing this journey. We have built the Volvo Group for both resilience and growth across the business cycle,” says Martin Lundstedt.
The Capital Markets Day is webcast on www.volvogroup.com. A recording of the presentation and the presentation material will be made available after the event.
June 10, 2026
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The Volvo Group drives prosperity through transport and infrastructure solutions, offering trucks, buses, construction equipment, power solutions for marine and industrial applications, financing and services that increase our customers’ uptime and productivity. Founded in 1927, the Volvo Group is committed to shaping the future landscape of sustainable transport and infrastructure solutions. The Volvo Group is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, employs almost 100,000 people and serves customers in almost 180 markets. In 2025, net sales amounted to SEK 479 billion (EUR 43 billion). Volvo shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.
Gasum has secured LNG terminal capacity at the Klaipeda LNG terminal in Lithuania for the period 2033–2040. The long-term capacity reservation supports Gasum’s ability to supply the Northwestern European market with liquefied natural gas (LNG) and liquefied biomethane (bio-LNG) over the coming decade.
The Klaipeda terminal has been a part of Gasum’s supply chain for some time already. Gasum uses the Klaipeda terminal primarily as a reloading point for its own carrier and bunker vessels, but also to support the company’s natural gas operations in Finland and the Baltic countries.
Klaipeda is well located regarding the company’s own LNG terminal network in Finland, Sweden, and Norway. Gasum will also utilize the capacity to serve its maritime customers directly in and around the Danish straits.
“Securing capacity at Klaipeda supports Gasum’s strategic long-term supply capability and gives us flexibility in optimizing deliveries to our terminal network and maritime customers. It also underpins our commitment to being a dependable partner in the energy transition”, says Anders Malm, Senior Vice President, Supply & Trading, Gasum.
Demand for LNG and bio-LNG is set to grow
Demand for LNG is expected to grow especially in the maritime market, as the number of LNG-powered vessels is set to increase notably in coming years. The maritime industry faces increased pressure to transition to low-emission fuels.
The UN's maritime organization IMO and the EU have set goals and targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but also customers are demanding more sustainable transportation to meet their emission reduction goals.
The capacity at Klaipeda can additionally be used for virtual liquefaction of pipeline fed biomethane into bio-LNG, through mass balancing and biomethane certificates. Gasum believes this to be an important capability going forward, as a growing number of the company’s customers are seeking to reduce the lifecycle emissions of fuel further than what LNG alone can offer.
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Photo: Gasum's container vessel Coral Energy at Klaipeda LNG terminal. Courtesy of KN Enenergies.
London, UK (10 June 2026) – Horse Powertrain, a global leader in innovative and low-emission powertrain systems, has been awarded the prestigious Sturmey Award at the 2026 Autocar awards.
First awarded in 2014, the Sturmey Award is one of Autocar’s biggest and most prestigious prizes, recognizing outstanding people, companies, or technologies that represent the most significant innovations and achievement for the automotive industry.
Horse Powertrain was selected for the prize, with judges praising the impressive engineering and innovation behind the company and its products and services.
The company’s technical innovation includes its pioneering series of X-Range powertrains, which enable automakers to convert BEV-native platforms into HEVs, PHEVs, and REEVs. Furthermore, it was recognized for its breakthroughs in increasing powertrain thermal efficiency and reducing the carbon intensity of combustion and hybrid vehicles.
Matias Giannini, the CEO of Horse Powertrain, received the trophy from Autocar editor-at-large, Matt Prior, at the annual event taking place at Armoury House, London.
On accepting the award, Matias Giannini said: “It is a great honour to receive this prestigious award from Autocar and a fantastic recognition of the talented global teams that make up Horse Powertrain. Together, they are delivering the innovations driving the industry towards net zero. As a powertrain solutions partner to numerous OEMs, we remain committed to a culture of innovation that, through our products and systems integration expertise, enables continuous reductions in mobility emissions - whether through electrification, alternative fuels or highly efficient hybrids.”
Mark Tisshaw, Autocar editor, commented: “Horse Powertrain’s rule-breaking approach is challenging almost every established way of thinking in the automotive game. This unique strategy that focuses on reimagining and advancing the combustion engine is as technically innovative as it is commercially disruptive. In winning this award, we are pleased to recognize the foresight and courage of a company that continues to push forward and champion the combustion engine, even in the face of the wider industry trend towards all-out electrification.”
Named after Henry Sturmey, the founder of Autocar magazine, previous Sturmey Award winners include Tesla, Aston Martin's Marek Reichman, Dacia's Denis le Vot, Polestar's Thomas Ingenlath and JLR's Gerry McGovern.
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About Horse Powertrain
Horse Powertrain is a global leader in innovative, low-emission hybrid and combustion powertrain solutions, supporting automotive OEMs with a range of systems including engines, transmissions, power electronics, range extenders, and integrated hybrid platforms. Horse Powertrain has operations in Europe, China, and South America, and employs over 19,000 people across 18 plants and five R&D centers. Its 25 customers include Renault Group, Geely Auto, Volvo Cars, Proton, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation. Horse Powertrain is headquartered in London, UK.
For more information, please contact:
· Kate Saxton:kate.saxton@horse-powertrain.com; +34 679 07 20 87 · Performance Communications: horse@performancecomms.com
EQT Real Estate is pleased to announce that the EQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund VI (“EQT Real Estate”) has acquired a 2.4 million square foot logistics portfolio across three fast-growing markets in the U.S. Southeast, comprising Savannah, Georgia, Jacksonville, and Lakeland, Florida.
The portfolio consists of three Class A industrial buildings with strong access to critical transportation infrastructure. The Savannah asset is located approximately five miles from the Port of Savannah, one of the busiest container ports in the U.S., while the Jacksonville building benefits from proximity to JAXPORT and regional road networks. The Lakeland asset sits along the I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando, a key location for serving Florida’s large and growing consumer base. The Port of Savannah handled 5.7 million TEUs in 2025, its second-busiest year on record, while JAXPORT moved more than 10 million tons of cargo over the same period.
The assets are fully leased to a range of blue-chip tenants, and were built to modern logistics specifications, including cross-dock layouts, large building footprints, and clear heights that support efficient movement of goods. EQT Real Estate plans to deploy its hands-on approach to active management supporting long-term performance, operational quality, and resilience for current and future occupiers.
Matthew Brodnik, Global Chief Investment Officer at EQT Real Estate, said: “The Southeast continues to stand out as one of the most important logistics corridors in the U.S., driven by population growth, expanding port activity, and the ongoing modernization of supply chains. This portfolio combines scale, modern functionality, and strategic access to critical transportation infrastructure across three markets that we believe will continue to see strong demand from businesses serving the region’s growing economy.
EQT Real Estate would like to thank John Huguenard, Trent Agnew, and Will McCormack of JLL who advised the seller, a Brookfield affiliate, in the transaction.
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Colorado-based Rope Partner is a leading provider of at-height maintenance, inspection and performance enhancement services. The company specialises in blade repair, turbine cleaning and inspection and warranty verification services that support asset life extension and operational safety. Rope Partner's WindCorps technicians are the driving force behind the company's relationships with more than 40 blue chip wind energy asset owners and OEMs, and have built an unparalleled quality and safety record across more than two decades of operations.
With more than 20 years’ experience, Rope Partner also delivers comprehensive rope access technician training at its purpose-built facility in Denver, Colorado. All courses are certified by the US-based Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT). The company currently employs 135 people.
The acquisition significantly expands FairWind’s service offering in the Americas, enabling the delivery of integrated installation and maintenance solutions while leveraging Rope Partner’s established local client base, regional expertise, training capabilities, and its dedicated highly specialised technicians.
Stewart Mitchell, CEO at FairWind commented: “The US wind sector has seen rapid growth in recent years, and Rope Partner brings highly specialised expertise in blade repair and at-height services that directly complement our core capabilities. By combining our global experience in turbine installation and service with Rope Partner’s technical strengths, we are in a strong position to scale our presence and further support customers with high-quality solutions across the full lifecycle of assets.
“Rope Partner’s established training programmes will also enable us to further invest in developing a highly skilled, safety-driven workforce in the United States. As demand for wind energy continues to grow, access to qualified technicians will be critical to maintaining high standards across the industry and we look forward to driving this activity.”
Eric Stanfield, CEO at Rope Partner, said: "Joining FairWind not only strengthens our position in the North American renewables market but opens up exciting opportunities for growth as part of a world-leading wind energy company. We are looking forward to reaching new markets, bringing greater capability to our clients, and playing a bigger role in the global transition to sustainable energy, all while upholding the excellent safety and quality reputation that both companies have built over the years.”
FairWind has a workforce of more than 2,000 people in more than 40 countries across Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Oceania. The business provides complete lifecycle solutions for the installation and maintenance of onshore and offshore wind turbines around the world.
· Wärtsilä Energy has successfully operated a new 100% hydrogen engine supplying power to Spain’s national electricity grid in Bermeo, Spain. This is the world’s first demonstration of a large-scale hydrogen engine running on 100% pure hydrogen. · The demonstration marks a significant step beyond hydrogen-ready technologies, proving that engine-based power generation can run entirely on hydrogen in real grid conditions – paving the way for this capability to become a reality at scale in the future. · Hydrogen-fuelled Wärtsilä 31 engines can also support energy-intensive sectors, such as AI data centres and industry in the future.
Technology group Wärtsilä has started validation of a new 100% hydrogen engine to power Spain’s national electricity grid in Bermeo, northern Spain – the world’s first demonstration of a large-scale, 100% hydrogen engine.
The trial marks a major step forward in proving that engine technology can operate on 100% sustainable fuels such as hydrogen, building on Wärtsilä’s earlier launch of the world’s first large-scale 100% hydrogen-ready engine power plant and opening a clear pathway towards fully renewable power systems. With global renewable energy generation set to grow by almost 4,600 GW by 2030 , flexible technologies capable of balancing grids during periods of low wind and solar output are becoming increasingly critical.
Green hydrogen produces no carbon emissions, enabling clean power generation while supporting the decarbonisation of renewable-heavy grids. It can store excess renewable electricity and provide reliable power when wind or solar generation drops, helping to stabilise the system and improve energy reliability.
The Wärtsilä 31H2 engine, part of the Wärtsilä 31 platform, one of the world’s most efficient multi-fuel 4-stroke engines, shows that hydrogen can move beyond theory into real-world energy infrastructure. The Wärtsilä 31H2 engine is the world’s largest pure hydrogen engine, with performance currently being verified in Bermeo.
Rasmus Teir, Director of Technology Strategy & Decarbonisation at Wärtsilä, says: “This is a trial for the future of renewable power. As countries rapidly scale wind and solar energy, one of the biggest challenges facing the energy transition is how to maintain reliable electricity supplies sustainably during periods of low renewable generation or spikes in demand. Today, our Wärtsilä 31H2 hydrogen engine is operating on 100% hydrogen and supplying power to Spain’s national grid, demonstrating that large-scale hydrogen engines can provide the flexible, dispatchable sustainable power needed to support future renewable energy systems.”
“We have proven the technology is ready. Now, the focus must be on creating the right environment to scale it, underpinned by decisive regulation, investment clarity, and the infrastructure needed to accelerate the growth of renewable energy and sustainable fuels like hydrogen. The technology is here – now it’s time to scale it.”
The Wärtsilä 31 based power plant is designed to support rapidly growing, energy-intensive industries – including data centres, manufacturing facilities and industry – with flexible, sustainable power generation, and off-grid environments.
Spain, as one of the forerunners in renewable energy adaption, provided an ideal location for the trial thanks to its efforts to reduce exposure to fossil fuel volatility, making it a strong test bed for demonstrating the future potential of hydrogen technologies.
In June 2026, Wärtsilä’s customers from around the world witnessed the operation of the engine, marking a significant milestone in its commercial validation.
Media contact:
Katri Pehkonen Communications Manager Wärtsilä Energy Mob: +358 50 591 6180 katri.pehkonen@wartsila.com
Contact for product related inquiries:
Christian HultholmProduct Manager, W31 Power PlantsWärtsilä EnergyMob: +358 40 194 9579 christian.hultholm@wartsila.com
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About Wärtsilä Energy Wärtsilä Energy is at the forefront of the transition towards a 100% renewable energy future. We help our customers and the power sector to accelerate their decarbonisation journeys through our market-leading technologies and power system expertise. Our solutions include flexible engine power plants, energy storage and optimisation technology, and services for the whole lifecycle of our installations. Our engines are future-proof and can run on sustainable fuels. Our track record comprises 81 GW of power plant capacity and over 130 energy storage installations in 180 countries around the world. About 35% of our operating installed base is under service agreements. www.wartsila.com/energy
Wärtsilä in brief Wärtsilä is a global leader in innovative technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy industries. We emphasise innovation in sustainable technology and services to help our customers continuously improve environmental and economic performance. Our dedicated and passionate team of 17,900 professionals in 199 locations in 78 countries shape the decarbonisation transformation of our industries across the globe. In 2025, Wärtsilä’s net sales totalled EUR 6.9 billion. Wärtsilä is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. www.wartsila.com
Metso is reinforcing its mineralogy capabilities at its Research Center in Pori, Finland, with a new investment designed to help customers move faster and make better-informed decisions across the full lifecycle of their minerals processing projects from early phase project design through to operational optimization. The enhanced capabilities strengthen Metso's ability to deliver high-quality mineralogical data more rapidly, enabling faster execution and better-informed flowsheet development.
The investment includes the installation of a TESCAN TIMA™ automated mineralogy analyzer. This advanced equipment integrates high-resolution field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) imaging with multidetector elemental analysis into a single, fully automated system. The new equipment complements Metso’s long-established expertise in mineralogical analysis and significantly increases analysis speed while enabling higher sample capacity. This enables Metso's specialists to generate quantitative data on ore characteristics, mineral associations, and metallurgical behavior across a higher volume of samples.
Detailed mineralogical insight to support decision-making
“In minerals processing and metals refining, the mineralogy of the feed material dictates the outcome of the entire process. By applying detailed mineralogical analysis to feed, concentrates, tailings, and other process products across mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, and pyrometallurgy, the foundation for selecting the appropriate metallurgical route at an early stage can be provided," says Tero Kravtsov, Senior Mineralogist at Metso.
"This investment strengthens the mineralogy expertise we have applied for decades. By expanding our analytical capacity and shortening turnaround times, the experts at the Pori Research Center can deliver clear, actionable mineralogical data for a greater number of cases. Such clarity directly reduces project risk and improves resource efficiency across the entire process," explains Matthew Hicks, Director, Minerals Processing at Metso.
Leading research capabilities for the benefit of the mining industry
Metso’s unique capabilities, spanning advanced mineralogy, laboratory testing, pilot work and flowsheet development, allow mining customers to improve recoveries, optimize resource efficiency and develop more robust and sustainable processing routes across the full lifecycle of operations.
Metso Research Center in Pori is one of Metso's hubs for research and product development and is focused on mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, battery material process solutions and smelting technologies.
“Strengthening our mineralogy capabilities in Pori further enhances our ability to support early engagement with customers and improve efficiency. This is key to promoting integrated Metso flowsheets built around our core products and technologies. Mineralogical characterization is essential in defining the optimal metallurgical route," says Rodrigo Grau, Vice President, Minerals Processing Solutions at Metso.
Find out more about Metso's research and testing offering on our website.
Further information:
Matthew Hicks, Director, Minerals Processing, Metso, email: matthew.hicks(at)metso.com
Metso Media Desk, tel. +358 20 482 1930, email: media(at)metso.com
Metso is a frontrunner in sustainable technologies, end-to-end solutions and services for the aggregates, minerals processing and metals refining industries globally. We improve our customers’ energy and water efficiency, increase their productivity, and reduce environmental risks with our product and service expertise. We are the partner for positive change.
Metso is headquartered in Espoo, Finland. At the end of 2025 Metso had close to 18,000 employees in around 50 countries, and sales in 2025 were about EUR 5.3 billion. Metso is listed on the Nasdaq Helsinki.
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New powder formula combines marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, postbiotics and selected nutrients for flexible daily beauty routines
Gothenburg, Sweden – 11 June 2026 – As beauty-from-within moves from trend-led conversation into everyday routines, consumers are increasingly looking for solutions that connect skincare, nutrition and wellbeing. Zinzino today announced the launch of Collagen Boozt Flex – a new marine collagen powder designed to bring beauty-supporting nutrients, wellness and convenience into one daily format.
The launch comes at a time when functional beauty products, collagen and holistic wellness routines are becoming more established in consumer lifestyles globally.
According to Euromonitor International Consumer Trend Report 2026, beauty-from-within is one of the fastest-growing areas within the global dietary supplement category, while beauty is among the leading growth platforms in consumer health. At the same time, beauty and healthy ageing are identified as key trends influencing product innovation and consumer demand across international wellness markets.
Consumer interest continues to grow. Industry insights from Innova Market Insights show that nearly half of consumers are interested in products that support appearance-related benefits, reflecting increasing demand for nutrition-based approaches to skin, hair and nails. Meanwhile, wellness analysts point to growing consumer interest in routines that connect beauty, nutrition and digestive wellbeing as part of a more holistic approach to everyday wellness.
Collagen Boozt Flex will be available across European markets from 13 June 2026 and has been developed to meet these evolving consumer preferences.
The berry-flavoured powder delivers 8 grams of hydrolysed marine collagen peptides sourced from wild-caught Arctic fish from Norwegian waters, giving the formula a clear Nordic provenance. It also contains 120 mg of hyaluronic acid, vitamin C from acerola cherry, biotin, zinc, rice bran ceramides and the amino acids L-arginine and glycine.
A distinguishing feature of the formula is the inclusion of postbiotics – compounds produced through the activity of beneficial bacteria. Their addition reflects growing consumer interest in beauty-from-within routines that take a broader view of wellness and recognise the increasing focus on the relationship between digestive wellbeing and everyday wellness.
Designed for active, modern lifestyles, Collagen Boozt Flex can be mixed with water, blended into smoothies or added to breakfast, making it easy to incorporate into daily routines. The launch also expands Zinzino’s existing Collagen Boozt range, giving consumers the choice between a ready-to-drink collagen gel and a flexible powder format.
“Beauty is no longer viewed only through the lens of topical skincare. Consumers are increasingly connecting how they care for their skin with nutrition, lifestyle and daily routines,” says Gabriele Helmer, Chief Marketing Officer at Zinzino.
“With Collagen Boozt Flex, we have brought together marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, postbiotics and selected nutrients in a flexible format that is easy to use every day.”
Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin, cartilage and bones. Biotin and zinc contribute to the maintenance of normal skin and hair, while zinc also contributes to the maintenance of normal nails.
Collagen Boozt Flex will be available across European markets from 13 June 2026 through Zinzino’s global distribution network.
For more information, visit http://www.zinzino.com.
For more information:Gabriele Helmer CMO Zinzino, gabriele.helmer@zinzino.com
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As part of the transaction, Peter Jessen Jürgensen, via Labotek International A/S and KLS Jessen AB, agrees to sell his entire holding of A-shares to EQT, in exchange for 4,146,592 B-shares from EQT. The A-shares received by EQT from Peter Jessen Jürgensen will, upon completion of that transfer, be included in EQT’s sale of its entire holding of A-shares to Melker Schörling.
The closing of the transactions are subject to customary regulatory approvals. Following completion of the transactions, EQT will hold 30,742,835 B-shares in Beijer Ref.
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Svenska vvs & elanläggningar was founded four years ago by Jonas Holden and Oskar Jangerstad and has experienced strong growth ever since. The company specializes in construction contracts and offers turnkey solutions in both plumbing and heating (HVAC) as well as electrical installations. Its HVAC operations are primarily focused on residential new-build projects, while its electrical business mainly covers tenant fit-outs and renovation contracts.
Svenska vvs & elanläggningar generates annual revenue of SEK 74 million and employs 18 people based in Västberga, serving customers throughout the Stockholm region.
“By becoming part of Nimlas, Oskar and I will have better opportunities to streamline our day-to-day administrative work, allowing us to spend more time supporting our operations and project delivery,” says Jonas Holden, Managing Director of Svenska vvs & elanläggningar.
Oskar Jangerstad, Project Manager, adds:
“Our ambition is to continue growing our electrical business, and together with Nimlas Sweden I see great opportunities to further develop the company and accelerate our growth.”
“I would like to warmly welcome Jonas, Oskar and their colleagues to Nimlas. Through the acquisition of Svenska vvs & elanläggningar, we strengthen our position in both HVAC and electrical services in the Stockholm region,” says Anders Buskas, Regional Manager, VS Mid, Nimlas Sweden.
Closing of the transaction will take place in June.
Nimlas in brief:
Nimlas is on track to become the most successful company in the technical installations industry, uniting close to 140 companies and 5,000 professionals across Sweden, Norway and Finland. The group provides a complete range of technical installation services, including electricity, plumbing, HVAC, automation, fire safety, and other related services. Nimlas has a pro forma turnover of SEK 10 billion and is owned by KLAR Partners.
For more information:Louise Schenholm, Marketing and Communication Manager, Nimlas Sweden+46 70 690 73 51, louise.schenholm@nimlas.se
Glaston, an innovative technology leader in glass processing, has acquired selected intellectual property rights that were originally developed by the engineering start-up Volframi Oy. The technology offers interesting opportunities for integrating intelligence into glass through advanced coating solutions.
As a result of the transaction, patented and patent-pending technologies related to this unique local area coating technology will transfer to Glaston. Initially introduced at the Glass Performance Days1) conference in 2021, the local area coating concept represents an advanced method for depositing multiple thin-film layers on precisely targeted areas of large glass substrates.
The coating technology supports more sustainable glass production by lowering resource consumption and environmental impact. It enables more efficient manufacturing of both existing and new glass applications by reducing equipment needs, minimizing factory space, and decreasing labor intensity. In addition, it cuts material waste, contributing to better resource efficiency.
The acquired assets provide a proven scientific foundation that Glaston will leverage to develop high-performance glass solutions together with its customers. The technology enables various glass applications for the mobility, appliance, and architectural industries.
“Glaston actively supports the development of new technologies that integrate intelligence into glass, and this acquisition is a concrete example of that approach, says Miika Äppelqvist, CEO at Glaston. “This local area coating concept lets our architectural, appliance, and mobility customers add functionality precisely where it’s needed, using less materials, less process steps and opening new design opportunities.”
For more information:Miika Äppelqvist, CEO, +358 10 500 500Daniel Sumelius, Manager, Business Development, +358 10 500 500, daniel.sumelius@glaston.net
Media inquiries:Agneta Selroos, Communications Manager, +358 10 500 6105
1) Organized by Glaston since 1992, Glass Performance Days is a forum dedicated to the development of the global glass industry through an exchange of ideas, concepts, and innovations.
Glaston in briefGlaston is the glass processing industry’s innovative technology leader supplying equipment, services and solutions to the architectural, mobility, display and solar industries. The company also supports the development of new technologies integrating intelligence to glass.
Glaston is committed to providing its clients with both the best know-how and the latest technologies in glass processing, with the purpose of building a better tomorrow through safer, smarter, and more energy efficient glass solutions. Glaston operates globally with manufacturing, services and sales offices in nine countries and its shares (GLA1V) are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd.