Key takeaways - Einride completed the acquisition of Ytterhälla Transport AB and its associated property company on 1 September 2026. - Ytterhälla Transport generated SEK 63.55 million in revenue in its latest financial year. - The acquisition gives Einride an established road transport business as well as the property containing its offices and vehicle parking. Einride agreed to buy the two-company Ytterhälla business on 28 July through its wholly owned subsidiary Einride MidCo AB, according to a Form 6-K filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on 4 September. The transaction closed on 1 September. Einride paid SEK 17.069 million, approximately $1.79 million, at completion, with half paid in cash and the other half in Einride ordinary shares. The sellers may receive a further SEK 10 million over the next three years if specified milestones are met. The acquisition covers both Ytterhälla Transport AB, which operates the haulage business, and Ytterhälla Fastighets AB, owner of the property where the carrier maintains its offices and parking area for trucks and other vehicles. That makes the deal considerably more than the purchase of a small transport contract or a handful of vehicles. Einride is taking control of an established operating carrier, its workforce and a permanent transport base. A growing regional haulier rather than a distressed acquisition Ytterhälla Transport was established in 1991 and is based in Västerås, around 100 kilometres west of Stockholm. Public company records show that the business employed 36 people in its financial year ending August 2025, up from 28 a year earlier. Revenue increased from SEK 52.05 million to SEK 63.55 million, while EBIT rose from SEK 4.54 million to SEK 5.63 million. Its reported operating margin was 8.9%. The figures suggest Einride is acquiring a growing and profitable haulage operation rather than taking over a