Reiten-backed NEAS divests consulting business
Reiten & Co listed portfolio company NEAS has divested its consulting engineering business to trade player Sweco Norway.
The transaction was valued at NOK 96m.
The Norwegian facility management company was originally acquired in May 2000 with equity from Nordic Capital Partners IV, a fund currently managed by Reiten & Co.
NEAS was floated on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2007. Since then, Reiten & Co has reduced its stake from 89% to 45%.
The divested business recorded a turnover of NOK 79m in 2010, and employs around 70 staff; mainly consulting engineers in fire safety, and project and construction management.
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