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Servana completes acquisition of Dynava for SEK 102 million

Servana completes acquisition of Dynava for SEK 102 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 06:53
  • Servana has completed the acquisition of Dynava from Eniro Treasury, taking ownership of all shares and consolidating the business.
  • Total consideration was SEK 102 million, including SEK 49.7 million in cash and a SEK 52 million seller note.
  • Most cash funding came from a secured SEK 40 million loan from Moank, with the remainder from a directed share issue and a convertible loan.
  • Dynava reported 2025 net sales of about SEK 318 million, EBITDA of about SEK 12 million, and underlying operating profit of SEK 20-24 million.


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