Electrolux Group divests Nyíregyháza factory in Hungary to Qvantum

The divestment is part of the actions to divest non-core assets with total potential value of SEK 10bn, which were communicated on July 20, 2023. The divestment is part of the actions to divest non-core assets with total potential value ofSEK 10bn, which werecommunicated onJuly 20, 2023 . Electrolux Group has since theannouncement of the decision to discontinue productionin Nyíregyháza explored various possibilities to divest the premises to external parties, working closely...
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The divestment is part of the actions to divest non-core assets with total potential value of SEK 10bn, which were communicated on July 20, 2023.

Electrolux Group has since the announcement of the decision to discontinue production in Nyíregyháza explored various possibilities to divest the premises to external parties, working closely together with the local government.

The buyer Qvantum is a Swedish manufacturer of high-quality electric heat pumps, founded in 1993. Among several interested parties, Qvantum was the most suitable buyer, taking various factors into account, including plans to quickly ramp up a new manufacturing business at the site. Qvantum has expressed its interest to offer certain positions to the Electrolux Group employees at the factory.

For more information:

Sophie Arnius, Investor Relations, +46 70 590 80 72
Electrolux Group Press Hotline, +46 8 657 65 07

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