Latour Industries

Meet Latour Industries 👋 Next up in our series is Gustav Samuelsson. Thank you, Gustav! Your love for boat life reminds us all why summer is the best season. 🚤☀️

Yesterday we visited our newest portfolio company, Alstor, for a hands-on site visit - and let's just say we didn't leave disappointed. 🚜 We got behind the controls, put the harvesters through their paces in forest conditions, and by the end of the day the verdict was unanimous: we're sold. The team at Alstor has built something truly impressive - not just in terms of engineering and performance, but in the passion and expertise that drive everything they do. Thank you, Alstor, for the visit! We're proud to welcome you to the family and can't wait to see what we'll build together. 💪

Q1 highlights from Latour Industries 👏 Order intake came in slightly below last year (adjusted for acquisitions), reflecting mixed demand across our business units. Net sales grew 4.5% in the quarter. Adjusted for acquisitions and FX, net sales were down 1.9%. Adjusted operating profit was lifted by strong performances from REAC, MAXAGV and Alstor. On the M&A side, we welcomed Alstor to the group during Q1, and Densiq completed the acquisition of Scandinavian Sealing in January. More in Latour’s Q3 2025 interim report - link in the comments 👇

Meet Latour Industries 👋 Next up in our series is Åsa Svensson. Thank you, Åsa. We’re incredibly grateful for everything you do! 🙏

Meet Latour Industries 👋 Next in our series is Markus Ulenius, COO at Latour Industries. We’re proud to have you on the team, Markus - thank you for your dedication and leadership!

A warm thank you to all companies and employees across Latour Industries for your contribution throughout 2025. 🙌 Latour Industries ended 2025 with solid momentum in order intake, up 10% year‑on‑year (12% organically). Underlying demand remained strong at REAC and MAXAGV, while other segments operated in a softer market environment. Net sales were 3% below last year’s Q4, and together with currency effects and continued investments for long‑term growth, this weighed on adjusted operating profit. During the quarter, we completed the divestments of Batec and AAT, marking our exit from the Mobility segment. At the same time, we strengthened our future position through acquisitions, including Alstor (closed January 2026) and Scandinavian Sealing joining Densiq Group after year‑end.

We are happy to welcome Scandinavian Sealing AB to our portfolio through our company DENSIQ Group. "This acquisition strengthens our position in the service offering, and we are looking forward to the journey ahead" - Magnus Ljungdahl, CEO DENSIQ Group. A warm welcome to the Latour Industries network! ♟️

New year - new routines! ✨ We’re kicking off 2026 with a brand‑new LinkedIn series - Meet Latour Industries - where we introduce the people behind our team. First out is Joel Lindberg, Investment Analyst at Latour Industries. We’re truly proud to spotlight Joel. Thank you for being a valuable part of the team!

Happy Holidays from Latour Industries! We’re proud to support Social Initiative Women & Climate in empowering women in rural Tanzania to become solar entrepreneurs. By contributing to this program, we help create jobs, reduce poverty and promote energy-efficient solutions that lower carbon emissions. Together, we’re driving positive change for people and the planet. 🌍 #LatourIndustries #SocialInitiative #WomenAndClimate #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #Impact

Exciting news! Latour Industries expands into forestry equipment with the acquisition of Alstor 🌲🌲🌲 Latour Industries has acquired 100% of Alstor - a leading provider of compact forestry machinery for thinning and forest management. We’re excited to welcome Kristian Laurell and the Alstor team to Latour Industries and look forward to exploring new opportunities together in this attractive market. Read more about Alstor below 👇 https://alstor.se/ #LatourIndustries #Alstor #ForestryEquipment #Acquisition