Livingstone has acted as the exclusive financial advisor to the owner of Sensec AB and its subsidiaries (”Sensec”) on its sale to Priveq. Through the sale, Sensec gains a partner that will further accelerate its growth journey, strengthen its already robust offering, and continue delivering solutions that meet society’s rapidly evolving security needs.
Since its foundation, Sensec has established itself as a Nordic leader within technical security solutions, serving airports, customs authorities, police forces, the judicial system, and other public-sector bodies as well as private organizations with high security and reliability requirements. In 2025, the company generated revenues of approximately SEK 170 million and secured significant public sector tenders in Norway – including major contracts from Avinor and additional authorities.
”Having Priveq as a long-term owner is an important step for Sensec. We are proud of the journey we have made so far and with Priveq’s experience, long term perspective and commitment, we gain the best possible conditions to take the next step. We look forward to continuing to deliver innovative and reliable security solutions to our customers while developing the company and strengthening our position.”, says Mathias Svedlund, CEO at Sensec.
Based in Stockholm, Priveq has invested in profitable growth companies for over 40 years. Their business idea is to create value through long-term investments and active ownership in unlisted growth companies. Priveq has managed nearly SEK 13 billion to date and, together with its employees, executed over 140 investments and led 29 portfolio companies to an IPO.
”We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the team at Livingstone for providing valuable guidance throughout this sale process – we have felt confident having them as our advisors in evaluating a new owner for Sensec.”, says Mats Holmberg, CEO at Transfer Group.
Livingstone’s team hereby completes another transaction in the Business Services sector, following, among others, the sale of Sunaru to Eleda, the sale of Trexab Bygg & Sanering to Circura, and the sale of ELIAS Syd to Selatek.
