NILSSON SPECIAL VEHICLES AB
NNGM:NILS4.80
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SE0007702949
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- CEO
- Fabio Ishaq
- Full Time Employees
- 47
- Sector
- Consumer durables
- Industry
- Motor vehicles
- Address
- Tegelbruksvägen 17 Laholm Sweden 312 32
- IPO Date
- Dec 11, 2015
- Website
- nilsson.se
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- Nilsson Special Vehicles AB (publ) manufactures and sells specialized vehicles for emergency, ceremonial, and transport applications, including ambulances, hearses, limousines, and command vehicles; it offers used vehicles, leasing solutions through partners such as DNB Finance, and rental services for ceremonial and transport vehicles. The company produces models built on Volvo platforms such as the Nilsson XC90 ambulance, Nilsson V90 Recharge for ceremonial use, Commander reinforced vehicles on XC90 and V90 bases, and S90 limousines, as well as Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ambulances developed in collaboration with Finnish manufacturer J5L-production Oy compliant with SFS-EN 1789 Class C standards. Founded in 1945 and headquartered in Laholm, Sweden, Nilsson Special Vehicles operates primarily in Europe and Scandinavia, with expansion into Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and employs approximately 47 staff while listed on Spotlight Stock Market under ticker NILS since 2015. Recent developments include framework agreements signed in June 2025 with Sweden's Västra Götaland and Kalmar County Regions for ambulance supplies estimated at 25 and 5-7 vehicles annually respectively over two-year terms with extension options, featuring the Nilsson XC90 and a new light-care ambulance; a partnership with J5L-production Oy for Mercedes Sprinter ambulances; organizational streamlining in 2025 with the departure of CFO Mårten Berggren and layoff notices for up to 10 positions amid lower order expectations; and emphasis on sustainability, electrification following Volvo's initiatives, and Q1 2025 interim results alongside 2024 annual report publication.