Sika has agreed to acquire Finja, a leading Swedish manufacturer of a wide range of mortars and integrated solutions that enhance efficiency and sustainability in construction.

The acquisition will strengthen Sika’s Nordic presence and provide major cross-selling opportunities through the highly complementary product portfolios and increased presence in the distribution channel. In addition, it will enable substantial capacity expansion, supporting future growth by bringing a wider product offering closer to Nordic customers.

Founded in 1957, Finja is a family-owned, high-performing company with net sales of approximately CHF 60 million. It is recognized as a leading Swedish producer and system provider of a comprehensive range of dry mortars, floor leveling compounds, and facade systems.

Finja provides several digital tools, such as solution selectors and EPD calculators, to help customers plan and execute projects more efficiently. The strong sales organization works with a wide customer base, including distributors, contractors, installers, architects, and designers. A large share of sales goes through the distribution channel, with Finja’s products being available in stores of all major trade and retail distributors.

Together with Marlon, which was recently acquired in Denmark, the acquisition of Finja will lead to Sika achieving a comprehensive coverage of the mortar segment across the Nordics.

The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals. Closing of the acquisition is expected in the first quarter of 2026.

Christoph Ganz, Regional Manager EMEA, said: “The acquisition of Finja will provide us with great opportunities to increase our presence in the Nordic construction markets. With our global expertise and strong organization, we can leverage Finja’s extensive product range, wide distribution network, and innovative digital tools to unlock substantial cross-selling potential and customer benefits. We are looking forward to welcoming the Finja team to the Sika family and are excited to develop our business together in the future.”