Storskogen buys majority stake in Germany’s Duratec Analysentechnik
Bitget2026/10/14 06:31- Storskogen bought a majority stake in Germany-based Duratec, a value-added distributor for analytical and laboratory process components.
- Duratec posted 2025 net sales of EUR 10.3 million, or SEK 112 million, supported by recurring consumables and services revenue.
- The deal strengthens Storskogen’s Trade business area, with Duratec placed in the Professional Products vertical.
- Duratec’s owners, Dr. Gerald Degenhardt and Torsten Volz, kept a significant minority stake and will stay involved.
- Transaction closed on Oct. 13, 2026; expected to be marginally earnings-accretive and lift the EBITA margin slightly.
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