Dacke Industri: Four Technology Divisions – Strategic Focus Explained
- Dacke Industri strategic focus is moving into a new phase, with the Swedish industrial group renaming its four divisions and realigning companies under clearer business areas.
- The changes,effective from 1 January 2026,aim to support organic growth while keeping the group's decentralized ownership model.
- "The updated structure provides our industrial group with a clearer foundation for organic growth and collaboration, while each company retains its autonomy.
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Dacke Industri Reorganizes into four Divisions
Dacke Industri strategic focus is moving into a new phase, with the Swedish industrial group renaming its four divisions and realigning companies under clearer business areas.
The changes,effective from 1 January 2026,aim to support organic growth while keeping the group’s decentralized ownership model. Each division now gathers companies with related technologies and markets, and each division is organised into business areas.
“The updated structure provides our industrial group with a clearer foundation for organic growth and collaboration, while each company retains its autonomy. Complementary acquisitions remain central to our strategy, and our value-driven, decentralized culture-built on trust, integrity, and development, continues to be the cornerstone of our success,” says Lars Fredin, Group CEO of Dacke Industri.
Dacke Industri’s four divisions are now Air and Mechatronics, Power and Motion, Measurement and Control, and precision and Protection.
Air and Mechatronics: motion and Air Solutions
The Air and Mechatronics division groups companies that deliver high-tech motion and air solutions. Their offer includes cylinders, valves, air readiness and instrumentation, together with mechatronic solutions such as actuators, motors and integrated control systems.
These products support customers in mobile equipment, mining, pulp and paper, automation, transportation, material handling, medical, infrastructure, food and specialist industrial applications. The companies sit mainly in Europe, backed by global manufacturing and a broad distribution network.
Power and Motion: Hydraulic and Powertrain Systems
Power and Motion focuses on system solutions, customised components and value-added services for mobile and industrial applications. Its companies deliver power, motion and control solutions to sectors such as mobile equipment, mining, material handling, infrastructure, energy, and pulp and paper.
The division’s footprint is strongest in Europe, but operations reach across Europe, Asia and the US through subsidiaries and established distributors.
Measurement and control: Integrated Hardware and Software
Measurement and Control focuses on