| About: | Bergman & Beving AB (publ) provides solutions for the manufacturing and construction sectors in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and internationally. The company operates through three segments: Core Solutions, Safety Technology, and Industrial Equipment. The Core Solutions segments offers lifesaving products, such as inspection hatches, smoke hatches, and automatic fire curtain systems; fastening solutions; passive safety products for marine, offshore, and construction sectors; soft fire sealing solutions; professional tools for bricklaying, plastering, and tiling; wooden wedges; metal roofings; floor access, wall, and roof hatches; laminate panels; laminate panels; standard doors and customized solutions; and temporary protective coatings for window surfaces. The Safety Technology segment provides personal fall protection products, and rescue and evacuation equipment; safety-and occupational shoes; work and protective gloves; industrial safety signages; fire alarm systems; standard safety signs, including fire and pipe labelling; protection and safety products for logistics, warehouses, and other business premises; workplace safety solutions; measurement and control systems for liquid logistics in the oil, gas, chemical, and aviation industries; and ear, eye, breathing, and head protection products. The Industrial Equipment segment offers modular FLEX functional test systems; sheet-metal machinery; handling products for oil, grease, diesel, and other liquids; tool tethering for the oil and gas, and construction industries; standardized weighing systems, scales, and components; tools and supplies; mobile heating solutions; hand tools in stationary and mobile storage solutions; tools for the sheet metal industry; fuel tanks, liquid handling equipment, pumping equipment, and other related products; and mechanized, orbital and mechanized welding technology. The company was formerly known as B&B Tools AB (publ) and changed its name to Bergman & Beving AB (publ) in June 2017. Bergman & Beving AB (publ) was founded in 1906 an |