IMTAS is partnering with Nordic Industrial Solutions, a part of EQVA ASA

Nordic Industrial Solutions (“NIS”), which is a part of the listed industrial conglomerate EQVA ASA, has entered into a partnership agreement with IMTAS, a leading service and project provider within the industries of construction, aquaculture, and energy. The strategic partnership is based on a well-grounded industrial rationale between two complementary industrial players.

About IMTAS
IMTAS is a complete supplier within engineering, fabrication, installation, and maintenance. They deliver everything from small and simple service tasks to complex turnkey projects. IMTAS is a reliable and value-creating company for employees, partners, and customers. The company, established by Johannes Sandhei in 2006, had a turnover of ~450 MNOK and an EBITDA of ~40 MNOK in 2024. IMTAS is headquartered in Mo i Rana and with offices in Harstad, Bodø, Lovund, Sleneset and Gardermoen.

Industrial partnership
IMTAS and NIS have entered a partnership that leverages their complementary deliveries and will together offer a broader service portfolio, as well as more customized solutions to their customers. Geographically, the companies complement each other well and create a strong and nationwide presence, strengthening NIS’s position as a leading industrial player in Norway.

IMTAS will continue to operate as an independent entity, maintaining its brand and offices in Mo i Rana and Harstad, with support from NIS’s resources and strategic network.

About EQVA and Nordic Industrial Solutions
Eqva ASA owns innovative companies that work with the green transition in maritime, energy-intensive, and renewable industries. With extensive experience, the group companies deliver high-quality services, tailored solutions, and technology that support sustainability and industrially viable solutions.

NIS is a complete industrial player and delivers everything from technical installations to service and maintenance, aiming to be a preferred and competitive partner for the Norwegian industry.