My husband has been chattering for a while about a strange company in his portfolio that just seems to be rocketing upwards. He bought it somewhat casually, and now I’m asking what the swarm intelligence thinks about it.
It seems wonderfully expensive.
Neither of us is particularly familiar with the healthcare sector, unless you count my own youthful experimentation with nursing studies. So it would be great to hear if any of these subsidiaries are familiar to professionals in the field and what their position is in the competitive landscape.
Here are the results of my digging:
Addvise Group AB was founded in 1989 and listed on Nasdaq First North in Stockholm in 1998. In 2010, the company changed its strategy and decided to purposefully expand and increase shareholder value through acquisitions in addition to organic growth. The aim is to expand the product portfolio and also expand geographically.
Excerpts from the Q2 report published on 23.7.2021:
Geographically, nearly half of the revenue still comes from Sweden:
In the Q2 report, the company reported improved margins. Inflation apparently did not cause undue pressure.
I am always most interested in the future. The COVID pandemic has caused a weakening in the revenue of companies offering non-urgent treatments. In the Q2 report:
On 23.9.2021, the company raised its long-term EBITDA from 15% to 20%.
Growth targets increased from 20% to 25%.
This has surely made investors put on their buying pants.
https://www.addvisegroup.com/news/D66C1286F37E6618/
Lab
Subsidiary websites:
Customers in both the public and private sectors.
Hettich Lavinstrument
- Supplies various laboratory equipment, the uniqueness of which I cannot assess, to its long-term customers.

MRC Modular Room Construction Cleanrooms:
- The company designs, builds, and supplies various structures for spaces requiring high hygiene.
- Deals in July 2021.
Tillquist
- 125-year-old manufacturer of measuring instruments.
- Energy, Power Automation, Machine Builders, Process Automation, Photonics and the Electronics Industry.
Kebolabrum
- 40 years of experience.
- Design and supply laboratories with equipment on a “turnkey” basis and aim to be a partner in the future.
Healthcare
Subsidiary websites:
AB Germa
- Various vacuum mattresses and pillows.
IM-Medico
- Medical devices mainly in Sweden, but also internationally.
- Design of medical bags in cooperation with an English company.
- The company did not have English language pages.
Sonesta
- Urology and gynecology chairs.
STI surgical tables
- C-arm table
- Streamline, Economax and Max
Sonar Oy
- Located in Espoo.
- Imaging equipment for healthcare: ultrasound, X-ray, and Doppler devices.
- Industrial measuring instruments, e.g., Endoscopy, digital radiography, hardness testers, thickness gauges, eddy current and magnetization devices.
- Industrial and healthcare isotope meters.
- Maintenance.
- Apparently, the equipment does not belong to Sonar. For example, the imaging devices are from Samsung.
Merit Cables
- Cable trading since 1983.
- The company is located in California.
MediSuite
- American online store specializing in men’s health medicines, e.g., for erectile dysfunction.
- Intent to purchase announced 05/21 and deals agreed 08/21.
GraMedica
- Specializes in the development of orthopedic implants and stents for foot and ankle surgeries.
- The latest acquisition, intentions announced in March and agreement reached on 15.9.
This company certainly contains a comprehensive package of various healthcare companies. Boreo inevitably comes to mind with these enthusiastic acquisitions and stock price increases. The geographical expansion is positive.











