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Berner Industrier BERNER B.ST · SEK

Information Technology · Nasdaq Stockholm · 🇸🇪 Sweden

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About Berner Industrier

Its shares trade on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker BERNER B.ST. It has been listed since 20 October 2014. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of SEK 1.00bn and net income of SEK 72.1m. At that date it held total assets of SEK 698.0m and shareholders' equity of SEK 313.9m.

Christian Berner Tech Trade AB engages in trading technical components, materials, and advance equipment. The company is headquartered in Moelnlycke, Vastra Gotalands. The company went IPO on 2014-10-20. The company operates as a supplier of technical equipment, components and materials. The firm is active in two business areas: Material Technology, comprising sales of various kinds of materials and vibration and noise dampers, further divided in product areas such as technical plastics, vibration technology and alloying; and Process and Environment, providing handling and processing equipment as well as complete systems in product areas such as powders, liquids, packaging, paper, gas and energy, high pressure, filters, and pumps and instruments. The firm also provides a range of services: technical advice, customized solutions, support, training and after-sales services, as well as technologically advanced products. The company targets such sectors as food, medicine, pulp and paper, chemistry and technology, workshop, water supply, building and construction. The firm operates in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.

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Company facts

Sector
Information Technology
Industry
Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components
Listed since
20 Oct 2014
Employees
215

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Joachim BernerChairman of the BoardSEK 600,000
  • Ms. Caroline ReuterskioldPresident, Chief Executive OfficerSEK 5.0m
  • Mr. Henrik NordinChief Financial Officer
  • Mr. Kjell-Havard LianeChief Executive Officer of Empakk AS
  • Mr. Even MoholdtChief Executive Officer of Christian Berner AS
  • Ms. Katarina MunterChief Executive Officer of Bullerbekamparen Svenska AB
  • Mr. Joakim NilssonChief Executive Officer of AB GF Swedenborg Ingeniorsfirma
  • Mr. Henrik WesterholmChief Executive Officer of Christian Berner Oy
  • Mr. Marcus WigrenChief Executive Officer of Zander and Ingestrom AB
  • Mr. Fredrik BerndtsonChief Information Officer
  • Ms. Sara JohanssonHuman Resources Manager
  • Mr. Mattias LysebringManaging Director of Christian Berner AB

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
41
Environment
41
Social
60
Governance
21
Women in the workforce
26%
Carbon reduction policy
Yes
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Berner Industrier AB employs 215 full-time employees in Sweden and neighboring countries.
  • Material Technology covers technical plastics and vibration dampers for industrial sectors.
  • Process and Environment provides handling equipment for food, medicine, and paper industries.

Weaknesses

  • Christian Berner Tech Trade AB operates only in Scandinavia with no international expansion.
  • The company's IPO in 2014 has not led to significant market growth.
  • Business areas lack diversification into emerging technology sectors.

Opportunities

  • Expanding into Eastern European markets could leverage existing Scandinavian presence.
  • Growing demand for sustainable materials in the pulp and paper industry presents new opportunities.
  • Increasing focus on energy efficiency creates potential for high pressure system sales.

Threats

  • Competition from global suppliers in the electrical equipment sector threatens market share.
  • Economic downturns in Nordic countries could reduce demand for industrial equipment.
  • Regulatory changes in the European Union may increase operational costs for the firm.

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