Nordlo acquires Norwegian IT company Ilder to boost software development

Swedish IT services company Nordlo announced its acquisition of Norwegian IT firm Ilder, which has a revenue of approximately NOK 49 million. The acquisition aims to enhance Nordlo's capabilities in custom software, integrations, and digital solutions, enabling it to pursue larger national client projects.

Ilder, with offices in Bergen, Stord, and Fauske, employs just over 20 professionals. The company has developed significant expertise in areas including design, user experience, software development, IT security, and project management. Its client base primarily consists of small and medium-sized businesses across sectors such as energy, industry, and maritime.

"We have had a strong journey in recent years, and our clients value our close and team-based delivery model," stated Jon Arild Jacobsen, CEO of Ilder. "With Nordlo, we gain access to a larger organization, strong operational expertise, and a broad network, which allows us to take the next step."

Nordlo positions Ilder as a strategic addition that complements its existing offerings, particularly in development and digitalization. The company aims to double its revenue in the Norwegian market within the next two to three years.