Press release -
Trejon is entering a new future under the Salix Group in the business area Agriculture, Forestry & Gardening
Trejon, a prominent player in forestry, agriculture, and municipal equipment, deeply rooted in Vännäsby since the 1940s, has now become part of the Salix Group and its business area Agriculture, Forestry & Gardening. This acquisition marks a new era for Trejon, which will continue its growth and development within a broader and more dynamic organisation.
Henrik Johansson, CEO of Trejon, shares his vision for the future:
"- Joining the Salix Group is a significant milestone for Trejon. It gives us opportunities to expand and improve our offerings, while continuing to stick to our traditions and values. We look forward to working side by side with the other companies within Salix Group's business area Agriculture, Forestry & Gardening, to further strengthen our position in the market."
Carl-Axel Svensson, CEO of the business area Agriculture, Forestry & Gardening, welcomes Trejon:
"- Trejon's entry into the Salix Group is an exciting development. Their expertise and product range complement our existing offer in agriculture, forestry, and gardening. Together we will be able to offer our customers an even wider range of high-quality products and services."
Trejon has always been known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer service. With over 75 sales points in Sweden and Europe, Trejon has established itself as a reliable partner for its customers.
"- Our vision is to continue to be the natural choice for our partners and employees. By becoming part of the Salix Group, we will be able to benefit from additional resources and expertise to continue to deliver products and solutions that meet our customers' needs and exceeds their expectations," adds Johansson.
This acquisition is a proof of Salix Group's commitment to strengthening and developing its business areas, and Trejon is proud to be part of this journey.
"- Together with Salix Group, we look forward to continuing to build a sustainable future and contributing to the success of our customers and society in general," concludes Johansson.
For further information, please contact:
Henrik Johansson, CEO Trejon Försäljnings AB, +46 70 620 8003, henrik.johansson@trejon.se
Carl-Axel Svensson, CEO Salix Lantbruk skog & Trädgård AB, +46 70 669 6897, carl-axel.svensson@kellfri.se
ABOUT SALIX GROUP
Salix Group is a Nordic trading group with a century-old history. We run businesses that supply materials to the construction industry and building trades. Every business has the goal of being market leader. Our business is characterized by a long-term perspective and a desire to always improve. Salix Group is a business area within Volati. Volati is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. Further information is available at www.salixgroup.se
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Trejon, headquartered in Vännäsby outside Umeå, dates back to the 1940s. Much has happened since then and today we are one of the leading machine suppliers in the Forestry, Construction and Agricultural through a wide network of dealers.
Trejon develops, manufactures and provides products to the Agriculture, Forestry and contracting. By combining a wide range of products with great professionalism and high level of service we give you the best overall solution that creates a sustainable and cost-efficient future. As a stable family company with a long history and experience, who always think long-term, we place great commitment to delivering quality in every step of our mission. In our work, we are inspired by new technology and our customers' needs to provide machines what needs to make your work as simple and good as possible.
Trejon want to be the natural choice for both our partners and employees. With a focus on the environment, quality and modern technology resulting added value and everyone is a winner. Our confidence we create with great commitment, our expertise and our ambition. We are building long-term and stable relationships for a safe living and a sustainable future.
Together we create a good day – a Trejon day.
