
Via Equity invests in Elogic Systems
Nordic private equity investor Via Equity has acquired Elogic Systems, a Danish provider of electric boards and enclosures.
The GP acquired Elogic together with the company's CEO, Lars Prisak, and the CFO, Michael Reeslev, from former trade owner Micro Matic.
Working with the management team, Via Equity intends to develop the firm's growth strategy.
Company
Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hornsyld, Elogic sets up electric boards for the electrical contractor industry and also producers enclosures for energy, communication and fibre sources.
The company was formed as a merger between two companies in 2016, when Elogic (formerly owned by KK Wind) and Triax Systems (formerly owned by Micro Matic) combined.
The firm employs a staff of 250 and operates production facilities in Stettin, Poland, and at the company's headquarters in Hornsyld, Denmark.
People
Via Equity – Peter Thorlund Haahr (partner).
Elogic Systems – Lars Prisak (CEO); Michael Reeslev (CFO).
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