Mandate

Vinge advises HAKI Safety in connection with its divestment of Landqvist Mekaniska Verkstad to Opima

May 07, 2025 M&A

Landqvist Mekaniska Verkstad is a mechanical engineering company specialising in metal machining and contract manufacturing, primarily serving Swedish industries. In 2024, it had annual sales of approximately SEK 78 M and an operating profit of SEK 9 M. The divestment is a step in HAKI Safety's change of strategy from a conglomerate to the current industry group with a focus on safety products and solutions that aim to create safe conditions for everyone working in challenging environments. Having completed this divestment, HAKI Safey now consists entirely of operations within work zone safety, scaffolding systems, and digital and technical solutions.

Vinge's team consisted of Anna Edström and Johan Severinsson (M&A).

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