During the years, the organisation has grown through acquisitions, takeovers and organically to become the market leader within industrial services in Sweden.
2019
Acquisition of Veolia’s industrial service operations.
Värme- och Kraftservice AB (Voksab) in Malmö is acquired.
Skövde Industrireparationer AB is acquired.
2018
Acquisition of Rimard industrial services business in Avesta.
Current owner, Aksiom Partners, acquires Jernbro from Cinven.
2017
Outsourcing contract of production maintenance with Lantmännen Lantbruk on approximately 30 locations in Sweden.
2016
Coor Industrial Services changes its name to Jernbro.
2015
New group parent company is formed – On June 15, Coor Industrial Services is separated from the other parts of Coor, and is now run as an independent umbrella company under Cinven.
2014
Outsourcing deal with Stora Enso Wood (Ala sawmill) in Ljusne outside Söderhamn.
2013
Coors group structure is changed so that Industrial Services is a more independent profit centre.
2012
Outsourcing contract of production maintenance, internal logistics and other services with Trelleborg Sealing Profiles in Värnamo.
2011
EuroMaint Industry is acquired with a focus on automotive and manufacturing industries as well as the energy sector. Increased international presence mainly through the unit for manufacturing special machines.
2010
Take-over of Kemira’s maintenance and engineering operations creates a base in southern Sweden and in the chemical industry.
2009
Etablishment in East Sweden through the acquisition of Sapa Industriservice in Finspång. Focus on the steel and manufacturing industries.
2008
Establishment in Bergslagen and Mälardalen. Entry into new industries: Steel and Pulp & Paper.
2007
Venture capital company Cinven Ltd, acquires Coor from 3i.
2005
Today’s Jernbro started its investment in production services throught the acquisition of AB Volvo’s service company Celero. Focus on the automotive industry.
