Solstenen i Skåne AB is acquired by Humana AB
Weibull M&A was the seller’s advisor when Humana AB acquired 100% of the shares in Solstenen i Skåne AB with a turnover of approximately 50 MSEK.
Humana becomes the new owner of Solstenen i Skåne AB with its five LARO clinics in Skåne. LARO stands for medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction. Charlotte and Peter Gedeon started Solstenen together in 2014. Solstenen has grown and developed into a market-leading player in LARO operations. All five clinics will be part of Humana Individual and Family’s new division for Health and medical care, which was launched in January. The operation is conducted according to Region Skåne’s care choice LARO, where the patient can choose Solstenen and Humana.
Solstenen offers medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction for patients who meet the criteria for LARO treatment. The company is one of Skåne’s largest private LARO operators and consists of five outpatient clinics in Lund, Helsingborg, Landskrona, Ängelholm and Höör.
”We are very happy that Solstenen, which is a leading player in LARO operations, will become part of Humana and that we will have the opportunity to develop together. Solstenen runs a business of high quality and with a high level of competence among employees. Together, we have the ambition to be an actor that drives the development of LARO as a form of care,” says Titti Lilja, Business Area Manager Individual and Family at Humana.
”We are really looking forward to becoming part of Humana because our operations complement each other, and we have a clear view of the way of working with the patient in focus. We see many exciting development opportunities for the joint operation that will benefit the patients,” says Peter and Charlotte Gedeon, owners of Solstenen.
Humana is a leading Nordic care company that offers services in individual and family care, personal assistants, elderly care, and housing with special service according to LSS. Humana has 18,000 committed employees in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark who provide care services to 9,000 people.
