Dacke Industri AB acquires 100 % of the shares in LIMAB AB
Press release
July 9, 2021
Dacke Industri has, by the 8th of July 2021, completed the acquisition of 100 % of the shares in LIMAB AB. The current management and owners will stay on and continue to contribute to the business. The intention of the acquisition is to continue the journey to build a more profitable and sustainable LIMAB.
The acquisition is completely in line with Dacke Industri's ambition to grow with companies that focus on their own products as well as customized components and systems.
LIMAB develops, manufactures and, markets laser-based sensors and systems for measurements of dimensions and defects in the industry. LIMAB’s focus is applications within their four business areas, metallurgy, building material, wood and road, where they in many cases are world leaders offering unique solutions. Their headquarters are based in Göteborg, Sweden, with 30 highly skilled co-workers striving to satisfy customer requirements for quality, accessibility, and measurement performance. LIMAB products are used by customers all over the world for process optimization and quality management. Since the start 1979, they have made installations with more than 1.600 customers in over 60 countries. LIMAB’s international network includes subsidiaries in the USA and associated companies in UK and Germany as well as local certified partners.
“I am very pleased to welcome LIMAB to Dacke Industri. The laser sensors and non-contact measurement systems by LIMAB are important to reduce cost and helping operations to stay efficient. LIMAB is also a company with a global reach with a strong company culture which we like and highly appreciate.“ Says Lars Fredin, Group CEO of Dacke Industri.
“Together with Dacke Industri, we are looking forward to lifting LIMAB to new levels. Through Dacke Industri we will get access to their competence in managing high-tech and innovative companies as well as their international network. We are fully convinced that LIMAB will have a very interesting future ahead."
Lars Granlund
CEO of LIMAB