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ADDTECH AB-B SHARES

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Overview

Addtech AB is an international B2B technical-solutions group comprising more than 150 independent companies. It provides high-tech products and solutions, primarily to manufacturing and infrastructure customers, adding technical and economic value between manufacturers and end users. Its six business areas are Automation, Electrification, Energy, Industry, Process and Safety.[1]

The group’s offerings span areas such as battery systems, connectivity, power transmission, energy efficiency, industrial process equipment and safety products. Addtech describes its purpose as “Leading technical solutions for a sustainable tomorrow.” For the financial year ended 31 March 2026, it reported net sales of SEK 22,703 million and had approximately 4,600 employees. Its business is international; the latest explicit footprint count located was about 150 companies in 20 countries, reported for FY2024/25.[4] [1]

Products & services

Addtech’s products are organised across several technical business areas. Automation offerings include tailored automation solutions, subsystems and partner products, industrial communications, embedded data and control systems, sensors and cybersecurity. Motion and Drives supplies mechanical and electromechanical products and systems integration; examples include linear guides, ball screws and precision gears for machine builders.[11] Electrification products include custom battery systems ranging from cells to larger systems, HVAC and low-voltage connectivity products, motion power and signal transmission, electronics manufacturing and testing, and intelligent power, motor and powertrain solutions for applications including electrified special vehicles.[14][4]

Energy offerings include power-transmission and substation equipment, electrical installation materials, energy-efficiency products, traffic and home-safety products, and communications-network materials.[5] Industrial Solutions includes lumber-handling machinery, production lines and wood dryers; customised special-vehicle solutions; and waste-management and recycling systems. Specific examples include electric drive systems, frequency converters, electric brake motors and modules, and camera-based vehicle safety and assistance systems.[17] Process Technology supplies components, equipment and systems for industrial flows, including emissions-control and capture products, flow-protection equipment, and instruments, valves and automation systems used to monitor and regulate pressure, level, flow and energy. Applications include Power-to-X fuel storage and transport and carbon capture.[22]

Services are primarily associated with Energy and Industrial Solutions: project agreements can include product delivery and, to some extent, installation. No separate service-revenue share was identified.[24] Addtech reports sales by business area rather than by individual product: FY2025/26 net sales were SEK 3,486m for Automation, SEK 3,525m for Electrification, SEK 4,053m for Energy, SEK 4,610m for Industry, SEK 4,009m for Process and SEK 3,054m for Safety, against group net sales of SEK 22,703m. These correspond to approximately 15.4%, 15.5%, 17.9%, 20.3%, 17.7% and 13.5% of group sales, respectively; the percentages are calculated from the reported business-area figures and are not product-level shares.[25] [11]

Geographic presence

Addtech operates in about 20 countries and exports to around 20 more; its sales are concentrated in the Nordic region.[26][27]

In FY2025/26, sales by customer geography were Sweden 26%, Denmark 12%, Finland 10%, Norway 10%, Germany 8%, Great Britain 6%, other Europe 17%, and other countries 11%. The four Nordic markets together represented 58% of sales.[28][29]

The latest employee-by-geography breakdown located was for FY2024/25: Sweden 1,346; Denmark 542; Finland 548; Norway 463; rest of Europe 1,442; and other countries 193, for 4,534 employees in total.[30] [28]

Business segments

For FY2025/26, Addtech reported six business areas. Approximate shares below are based on each area’s net sales as a proportion of group net sales of SEK 22,703 million; minor differences in the total reflect group items.[28][31]

Automation (SEK 3,486m; ~15.4%) supplies industrial IT and communications, control systems, sensors and vision products, robotics, and data-collection solutions.[31][32] Electrification (SEK 3,525m; ~15.5%) focuses on power supply and transmission, electric drivetrains, battery systems, and technical systems for buildings.[31][33] Energy (SEK 4,053m; ~17.9%) serves electricity infrastructure from generation to end users, including overhead-line and substation materials, railway electrical infrastructure, control equipment, and switchgear.[31][34]

Industry (SEK 4,610m; ~20.3%) provides systems and solutions for areas including forestry, specialist vehicles, mechanical engineering, electronics, waste management and recycling, and underwater technology.[31][35] Process (SEK 4,009m; ~17.7%) focuses on measuring, controlling, cleaning, and optimizing industrial flows, with process equipment and systems, emissions control, instruments, and valves.[31][36] Safety (SEK 3,054m; ~13.5%) supplies components, products, and solutions to protect people, property, and critical societal systems and support safe, continuous operations.[31][37] Customer end-markets are also presented separately from these six reported business areas.[38] [28]

Company history

Addtech traces its origins to 1906, when engineers Arvid Bergman and Fritz Beving founded Bergman & Beving to import technical products for Swedish industry. In September 2001, Addtech became an independent company through the split-up of Bergman & Beving and was listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.[28][39]

The company expanded into Life Science in 2005 through the acquisition of Meditech. In 2008, Johan Sjö became President and CEO, and Addtech reorganized its subsidiaries into market- and technology-oriented business areas. Life Science was separated as AddLife AB, which was listed in 2016. Niklas Stenberg became President and CEO in 2018; in 2019, Addtech established Automation as its fifth business area.[40][39]

Addtech marked 20 years as an independent listed company in 2021 and passed SEK 20 billion in sales in FY 2023/24. Its FY 2025/26 reporting records nine acquisitions during the year, continuing the acquisition-led expansion that has shaped its history.[28] [28]

Sources

  • ADDTECH AB-B SHARES — Presentation (2026 Y)
    9 citations
  • ADDTECH AB-B SHARES — Full financial report (2025 Y)
    20 citations
  • ADDTECH AB-B SHARES — Partial financial report (2026 Y)
    3 citations
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