Indutrade to buy Polish diagnostic imaging firm Euromed

what happened

Swedish industrial group Indutrade has agreed to purchase all shares of Polish company Euromed Medical Solution Sp. z o.o., according to TradingView. Based in Poznań and founded in 2005, Euromed is a technical trading firm that sells diagnostic imaging equipment, mainly ultrasound systems for human and veterinary use. Its range also covers fetal monitors, digital X-ray units and mobile CT scanners. Its customers include public and private hospitals, healthcare providers and insurers. The company employs 40 people and generates annual sales of around PLN 90 million, or SEK 230 million.

The deal needs clearance from Poland's competition authority and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026. Euromed will become part of the Life Science business area. Reuters reports that this is Indutrade's eleventh acquisition in 2026, and the company expects a marginally positive effect on earnings per share. CEO Bo Annvik called Euromed a high-quality business with strong long-term partnerships.

why it matters

For markets this is a small transaction: the target's sales are far below Indutrade's 2025 net sales of SEK 32.2 billion, so the effect on the group is likely to be limited. The deal shows Indutrade continuing to expand in Poland through small bolt-on acquisitions, which form the core of its growth strategy.

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