Published 16 apr 2024
Nimlas Group is growing rapidly and is now the fourth largest installation group in the Nordics
Nimlas Group grew significantly during 2023.
The acquisition of the Norwegian group Konstel laid the foundation for a new Nordic platform in the installation industry. In Nimlas' existing markets, the expansion continued with several acquisitions in electrical operations in Sweden and a number of service-oriented companies in Finland. In Norway, the expansion within the electrical segment continued. In 2023, Nimlas achieved a pro forma turnover of SEK 8 billion, and the ambition is to continue growth within existing markets and disciplines.
Nimlas'
long-term goal is to grow the business to a turnover of SEK 12 billion with an
EBITA margin of at least 10 percent over the coming years. Growth will occur
both organically and through the acquisition of well-managed profitable
companies, led by skilled local entrepreneurs who, with a large mandate, want
to continue developing their companies with the support of a larger
organisation.
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The strength of
Nimlas' strategy lies in the decentralised model with local
entrepreneur-driven companies with full responsibility for their business,
combined with the advantages of being part of a larger group, says Mikael Matts, CEO of Nimlas Group.
In 2023, Nimlas
has proven that the strategy works even in a tougher market. Pro forma turnover
increased by 58 percent to SEK 8 billion, making Nimlas the fourth largest
installation group in the Nordics. At the same time, profitability has
strengthened and the adjusted EBITA margin, pro forma, was 6.9 percent,
compared to 6.2 percent in 2022.
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I am so proud
of our development during the year and that we continue to grow. With our
successful business model along with our sustainability ambitions, I am
convinced that we are well on our way to becoming the most profitable
installation group in the Nordics,
continues Mikael Matts.
Today, Nimlas Group AB has published its annual
report and sustainability report for the fiscal year 2023. This marks the
second full operational year for the Nordic installation group, which was
founded in 2021. Further information: https://www.nimlasgroup.com/finance