1906
Bergman & Beving is founded in Norrköping.
Bergman & Beving is a Swedish industrial group that acquires and develops niche technology companies from a long-term ownership perspective. Its around 40 independent business units deliver productive, safe and sustainable solutions to the construction and manufacturing sectors, with annual revenue of approximately SEK 5 billion and around 1,300 employees in about 25 countries.
Since its founding in 1906, Bergman & Beving has created value for customers, suppliers and shareholders through two world wars and multiple economic cycles – always with a focus on building long-term value and self-financed growth.
Since 2001, we have spun off three companies that now represent five separate listed companies – Addtech, AddLife, Alligo, Lagercrantz Group and Momentum Group – with a combined market capitalisation of over SEK 175 billion.
A year of tangible improvements
“This past year has meant a clear, positive shift for Bergman & Beving. EBITA increased by 11 percent to MSEK 537 and the EBITA margin improved to 10.8 percent. We are proud to report that we have now improved our earnings for 25 consecutive quarters. Bergman & Beving is well equipped for the future.”
Magnus Söderlind, President & CEO
Acquisitions are a cornerstone of our strategy, and Bergman & Beving is considered by many to be the architect of the Scandinavian serial acquisition model. We acquire and develop highly profitable, capital-efficient technology companies with strong market positions in niches with limited competition and high barriers to entry. As an owner, we promote evolution rather than revolution, and capital allocation is governed by our Focus Model.
Our long-term targets: annual profit growth of at least 15 percent over a business cycle, self-financed, and a return on working capital (P/WC) of at least 45 percent. Since 2020/2021, we have also had an interim target of MSEK 500 in EBIT with a margin above 10 percent and a P/WC of 45 percent – summarised under the banner "500/ten/45". This year's outcome: MSEK 418, 8.4 percent and 36 percent.
During the year, eight acquisitions were completed with a total annual revenue of approximately MSEK 520 – six in the UK and two in the Nordics. They establish the Group in new, attractive niches and strengthen the positions of existing companies. In parallel, Skydda’s Nordic operations and Luna’s Baltic operations were among the units divested, in line with the ambition to focus on autonomous, profitable, market-leading niche companies.
Components and solutions such as fastening elements, metal roofs, heat exchangers and inspection hatches.
Personal, area, perimeter, technical and fire safety solutions.
Machinery, equipment, tools, instruments and appliances.
Personal protective equipment and consumables.
Business-oriented and relevant sustainability work is an important part of our long-term competitiveness. The Group’s companies pursue initiatives both in their own operations and in the value chain, focusing on the areas where we can make the biggest positive difference. The Sustainability Report is prepared in accordance with CSRD and ESRS.
Bergman & Beving’s Class B share has been listed on Nasdaq Stockholm Mid Cap (BERG B) since 1976. Market capitalisation as of 31 March 2026 amounted to MSEK 7,408 and the Board proposes a dividend of SEK 4.20 per share, corresponding to 49 percent of adjusted earnings per share.
Listing: Nasdaq Mid Cap · Ticker: BERG B · ISIN: SE0000101362