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The State Sells Lernia

The State is selling the staffing company Lernia. The price tag lands at 120 million kronor and the buyer is the global investment company Aurelius.

» Published: 31 January 2025, 13:45

The State Sells Lernia
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Lernia has approximately 5,300 employees and had revenues of 3.5 billion kronor in 2023.

A mandate from the Riksdag to sell Lernia, the company formed by the old Amu group in the early 1990s, has existed previously.

"The company lacks a social mission decided by the Riksdag and operates on a well-functioning market. Therefore, there is no reason for the state to remain as owner," says Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party) in a press release.

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