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Vinge advises Lantmännen in connection with the divestment of Swecon to Volvo Construction Equipment

June 25, 2025 M&A IT, Telecommunications and Outsourcing EU, Competition and Regulatory Commercial Agreements

Lantmännen Ek för has signed an agreement to divest Swecon to Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE). Volvo CE will pay SEK 7 billion for the acquisition. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to be completed during the second half of 2025.

The transaction includes Swecon’s entire business scope, i.e. sales of products and services, rental operations, aftermarket services and customer support as well as offices, workshop facilities and 1,400 employees. The deal also includes Entrack. Swecon has been part of Lantmännen since its inception 25 years ago, and Swecon’s net sales in 2024 amounted to 10 billion SEK. Volvo CE sees this as a strategic move to further invest in retail operations in key markets; Germany, which is Europe’s largest construction equipment market, Sweden, Volvo CE´s home market as well as Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. In addition to the currently owned retail operations footprint, this acquisition will mean Volvo CE will own and manage the majority of the company´s business in Europe, making retail core for Volvo CE in Europe. 

Vinges team mainly consisted of Christina Kokko, Gustav Wahlberg, Alex Forsberg and Josef Groow (M&A), Eva Fredriksson and Elis Allmark (IT/TSA), Marcus Glader and Hampus Peterson (EU, Competition and Regulatory) Christoffer Nordin (Commercial agreements) and Johanna Engström and Emy Rydén (Transaction Support Coordinators). 

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