On February 11, 2026, Nordic Grid Solutions (NGS) announced the acquisition of HAMAG A/S and Sargo A/S, a significant step in expanding its capabilities in the e-mobility sector and low-voltage infrastructure.
Nordic Grid Solutions (NGS), backed by Accent Equity, has successfully completed the acquisition of HAMAG A/S and Sargo A/S, as announced on February 11, 2026. This strategic move aims to bolster NGS’s position as a leading player in the Nordic e-mobility and low-voltage infrastructure markets.
HAMAG and Sargo, based in Rødekro, Denmark, specialize in the development, production, and servicing of pump and stand technology, payment systems, and charging stations. The integration of these companies into NGS is expected to enhance the group’s capabilities in delivering comprehensive charging solutions for electric vehicles.
Michael D. Rix, CEO of HAMAG and Sargo, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We are very pleased to become part of Nordic Grid Solutions. The partnership provides a stronger Nordic platform and the opportunity to expand our offering across both energy and charging infrastructure, while maintaining our focus on quality, operational reliability, and service. Together, we see clear opportunities to accelerate development and deliver enhanced solutions for our customers.”
Ronni Odd Kristensen, CCO of Triarca, another NGS subsidiary, added, “We are pleased to welcome HAMAG and Sargo to the Group, further strengthening our position within e-mobility. Our product portfolios are highly complementary, creating clear synergies and a strong combined offering for a rapidly growing market.”
The acquisition is part of NGS’s broader strategy to create a robust Nordic platform that integrates various aspects of e-mobility and low-voltage infrastructure. The company already includes Triarca and Stitec, which will now collaborate with HAMAG and Sargo to provide integrated, end-to-end charging solutions.
With approximately 85 employees, HAMAG has over 80 years of experience in the industry, focusing on fully integrated solutions supported by in-house hardware and software development. The company operates from its manufacturing facility in Rødekro and is recognized for its expertise in handling solutions for fuels, propellants, and e-mobility.
As part of the deal, Søren Lynge Nielsen, the owner of HAMAG/Sargo, has reinvested in NGS and will join its Board of Directors. This leadership change is expected to facilitate a smooth integration process and leverage the combined strengths of the organizations.
Looking ahead, NGS plans to maintain the existing brand identities of Triarca, Stitec, and HAMAG/Sargo while focusing on enhancing their product offerings and market reach. The acquisition is anticipated to strengthen NGS’s market share in the Nordic e-mobility sector and create new opportunities for growth.