Value-creating business model

OptiGroup’s ability to steer and develop the Group towards leading positions in attractive markets and segments creates a platform for continued growth, healthy returns and strong long term financial position.

The business model is based on OptiGroup acquiring, owning, and developing distributors in B2B with strong brands and good growth potential in selected product and market segments. With a long-term approach and focus on sustainable profitable growth, OptiGroup will, as a committed owner, generate a strong financial position and attractive value development. Through growth and synergies, the Group is creating a position of strength in relation to other players in the value chain and maintaining cost effectiveness in the internal business processes.

Stronger together

Alongside Group-wide issues, the Parent Company works close to the business areas and to operations with strategic governance, acquisitions, monitoring and evaluating development areas. By capitalising on the Group’s strength and full potential, Group companies can continue to develop and grow. 

Decentralisation and management by objectives

Responsibility for business development, growth and financial profitability is decentralised to the business areas. Each business area has a large amount of freedom with own responsibility down to subsidiary level, which ensure that key decisions are made close to the customer and the market.

Acquisition of companies

Acquisition of companies

Acquisitions are a key part of the business model with the objective of establishing the Group as number one or two in selected segments and markets. OptiGroup has a long-term perspective on its investment and offers stable financing to provide security and an opportunity for the acquired companies to continue to grow and develop.

OptiGroup’s process for acquisition and integration is divided into three phases.

  • Identification and analysis of acquisition candidates - Interesting acquisition targets are analysed and identified using criteria such as profitability, market position, competitiveness, sustainability and scalability to decide if the company is a fit for OptiGroup.
  • Closer contact and negotiations - If an acquisition candidate passes the analysis phase, closer contact is made with the company’s owners to discuss price and the forms of the acquisition.
  • Onboarding - OptiGroup has a well-established and structured process to integrate acquired companies into the Group. The Parent Company supports the specific business area in integration work and provides guidance in strategic decisions, business development and financing. Continuous dialogue is conducted with the company management and working groups to capture the synergies within the Group.

Growth through strategic acquisitions 2016-2023

  • 2023 Top Service (DE)
  • 2023 IJssel Bedrijfskleding (NL)
  • 2023 Pacia (SE)
  • 2023 Facility Trade Group (NL)
  • 2022 SG Verpakkingen (NL)
  • 2022 MaskeGruppen (NO)
  • 2022 Mediost (NL), Daxtrio (NL)
  • 2022 Hygos Group (NL)
  • 2021 Avodesch (NL)
  • 2021 Vangby (DK)
  • 2021 Koemans Verpakkingen (NL)
  • 2021 PacsOn (SE)
  • 2021 Trend Papir (HU)
  • 2020 Kapkem (FI)
  • 2020 Packteam (SE)
  • 2020 Servicio (NO)
  • 2020 Skovly-Gruppen (NO)
  • 2019 Walki Medical (FI)
  • 2019 Ekopack (SE)
  • 2018 Moonen Packaging (NL)
  • 2018 Oviva (RO)
  • 2018 Grande (PL)
  • 2018 Mixuri (FI)
  • 2018 Telpak (FI)
  • 2018 Mercamer (FI)
  • 2018 Proxima Comserv (RO)
  • 2018 Proxima Tapes (RO)
  • 2017 Pac-Production (SE)
  • 2017 Stadsing (DK)
  • 2017 AS-Palvelut (FI)
  • 2017 Procurator (SE)
  • 2017 Olsonic (SE)
  • 2016 Inapa Schweiz (CH)
  • 2016 VeliMark (FI)