It is now clear that Sweden’s largest privately owned transport and logistics company is buying Eurolink i Sverige AB in Ljunbyhed, Skåne. The purchase means NTEX acquires all shares in Eurolink i Sverige AB – including the shareholding in Eurolink in Germany and 80 percent in Croatia.
Eurolink’s structure and philosophy are very reminiscent of NTEX, and against this background I would call this a perfect match when it comes to a merger between two companies, says Thomas Strom, CEO and founder of NTEX.
Eurolink has carried out transport and forwarding operations from Ljungbyhed in Skåne since 2006. In 2021, the company’s turnover was 366 million SEK. Nearly 80 percent of it comes from traffic in Germany and Croatia, which means we at NTEX are now stronger in these markets.
Eurolink co-founder and CEO, Roy Hansson, will continue as CEO of the company, which will continue to operate as Eurolink.
The ambition in the transaction is for Eurolink to complement and strengthen NTEX’s existing operations, but also for NTEX to add new opportunities for Eurolink’s future development and growth.
– With Eurolink NTEX will be even stronger. Thomas Strom concludes that the merger is a way to maintain our position as an active competitor when it comes to quality transportation, good personalized service and flexibility.
For more information, please contact:
Thomas Strom, CEO of NTEX, Phone: 0708-61 42 90
Roy Hanson, Eurolink, Tel. 0709773330
NTEX is a means of transport and A logistic company that provides road, sea and air transportation as well as handling at its stations in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Jeslaved, Helsingborg and Malmö. The company was founded in Gothenburg in 2003 and has since grown to over 750 employees and sales just over 3 billion SEK. The main office is in Gothenburg. There are also offices in Norway, Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, France, Poland, Austria, Italy, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. NTEX also has agents in a number of European countries.
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