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Postnord is evidently planning to sell its subsidiary Strålfors (revenues in 2025: roughly 243.6m euros, up 3 per cent; EBIT: 9.8m euros, down 15.7 per cent). This was reported by the business magazine "Affärsvärlden" (11 June) citing unspecified information. According to the report, DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB has been commissioned to find a buyer. The purchase price is estimated at between 100m and 200m euros.  
Strålfors provides customer communication, document management and digital invoice processing services. It operates in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. Since the takeover of the Swedish postage optimiser 21 Grams Holding AB last summer (CEP News 23/25), competitors have been urging the government to push Postnord to sell the subsidiary, arguing that Strålfors distorts competition in the postal market.

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Postnord is evidently planning to sell its subsidiary Strålfors (revenues in 2025: roughly 243.6m euros, up 3 per cent; EBIT: 9.8m euros, down 15.7 per cent). This was reported by the business magazine "Affärsvärlden" (11 June) citing unspecified information. According to the report, DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB has been commissioned to find a buyer. The purchase price is estimated at between 100m and 200m euros.  
Strålfors provides customer communication, document management and digital invoice processing services. It operates in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. Since the takeover of the Swedish postage optimiser 21 Grams Holding AB last summer (CEP News 23/25), competitors have been urging the government to push Postnord to sell the subsidiary, arguing that Strålfors distorts competition in the postal market.

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