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May 7, 2020ACQUISITIONSweden, Sweden

XL-BYGG and Bolist merge to form Sweden's largest building materials chain

XL-BYGG AB and Bolist AB have merged, creating a new group with over 300 stores under the ownership of Mestergruppen. The combined entity will have a total store turnover of over SEK 9 billion.

Status

Completed

Productsbuilding materials

CompaniesXL-BYGG AB Bolist AB target Mestergruppen investor

Sectors#Construction Materials

“Nu kan vi kraftsamla under en gemensam organisation.”mynewsdesk.com

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mynewsdesk.comGrönt ljus för XL-BYGGs samgående med Bolist | XL-BYGGHenrik AbrahamMay 7, 2020

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