The company appears to be moving into the final stages of a cross‑border merger that will create a new Nordic engineering and consulting group with roughly 8,000 employees and a headquarters in Stockholm. The combined entity is expected to generate around SEK 12 billion in revenue and target annual cost synergies of SEK 100–120 million within three years.
Public filings and shareholder approvals confirm the merger plan: shareholders of both firms approved the transaction with overwhelming support, competition authority approval is pending, and the companies have begun formal steps such as board‑member nominations in preparation for registration.
Shareholders of Multiconsult and Rejlers approved the merger plan, with 94% support at Multiconsult's extraordinary general meeting and unanimous support among Rejlers shareholders.
Multiconsult announced that shareholder approvals clear the way for Multiconsult Rejlers with nearly 8,000 employees, pending competition authority approval.
Finanspressen reported that the combined group is expected to have about SEK 12 billion in revenue, adjusted EBITDA of roughly SEK 795 million, and its headquarters in Stockholm.
The merger is described as a structural move where Multiconsult shareholders will receive new Rejlers B‑shares, own 54% of the combined company, and aim for annual cost synergies of SEK 100–120 million within three years.
Nomination committees in Rejlers and Multiconsult have proposed a board composition for the combined Multiconsult Rejlers, effective upon registration of the merger.
Multiconsult appears to be strengthening its expertise in security, power transmission, and complex engineering projects, particularly those linked to energy grids and critical infrastructure. The company looks set to grow its senior advisory and engineering capabilities across several sectors.
Public signals include multiple senior hiring announcements for security and power‑transmission roles, a merger of Vianova entities into Multiconsult Norway, a framework agreement with Statsbygg for Svalbard projects and involvement in Aker BP’s Yggdrasil electrification.
Multiconsult posted a senior security advisor role in Oslo, indicating a focus on security and preparedness for sectors such as critical infrastructure, defence and energy.
Multiconsult is recruiting experienced security advisors in Oslo to work on the Security Act, preparedness and risk across defence, aerospace, energy production and transmission sectors.
Multiconsult merged Vianova, Vianova Trondheim, Vianova Kristiansand and Vianova Eureka into Multiconsult Norway on 1 October 2026, consolidating infrastructure competence.
Multiconsult posted a senior advisor position for power and transmission at a national location, supporting continued capacity building in grid and transmission infrastructure.
Multiconsult appears to be professionalising and highlighting ground investigations as a distinct strategic focus, bringing together field and laboratory capabilities under one dedicated area.
Public announcements and industry reports note the consolidation of ground investigation and laboratory work, the appointment of a new director for that area, and the company’s sizable operational assets including drilling rigs and specialised vessels, alongside an emphasis on digitalisation and artificial intelligence.
Byggfakta reports that Multiconsult is gathering ground investigations and laboratory activities in a dedicated area, presenting the move as an attempt to make the expertise more visible and useful earlier in clients' construction projects.
Industry coverage notes that Multiconsult has significant operational scale in ground investigations, with 20 drilling rigs and the vessels Frøy, GeoCat and Multicat, and highlights digitalisation and artificial intelligence as new opportunities.
Multiconsult announced that it is strengthening its focus on ground investigations and laboratory operations by consolidating the expertise in a dedicated area, appointing a new director for ground investigations.
Multiconsult appears to be creating a new Group Procurement function that will centralise category management, supplier partnerships, sourcing and contract development across the organisation.
The move is signalled by recent job postings for a Procurement analytics and technology specialist, as well as multiple Category & Value Manager roles that will report to a Head of Group Procurement, indicating a push towards more coordinated procurement processes.
Multiconsult is seeking four Procurement Category & Value Managers for the new Group Procurement function. The roles will report to the Head of Group Procurement and help shape how procurement will work across Multiconsult Group.
Multiconsult is seeking Category & Value Managers for a new Group Procurement function responsible for category strategies, supplier partnerships, sourcing, contract development and implementation of agreements across the business.
Multiconsult is seeking a Procurement analytics and technology specialist to work with procurement data, spend visibility, reporting, systems, supplier data and contract information at group level.
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