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Enator AB
The Enator Group was created in 1995 when Celsius AB, a Swedish listed company, merged its IT-related operations, which had been acquired during the years 1991-1994. Up until the autumn of 1994 IT operations in the present Enator were conducted in three separate subgroups within Celsius Industries: Telub, Enator and Dialog. During the autumn of 1994 the three subgroups were co-ordinated within Celsius Information System. Adedata was acquired at the beginning of 1996 and in March 1996 the name of the parent company was changed to Enator.
The merger of the three groups gave rise to a substantial restructuring program that was completed in 1997. In the spring of 1996 the group was spun off to Celsius' shareholders and listed on the "O" List of the Stockholm Stock Exchange under the Enator name.
Enator signed a co-operation agreement om 1997 with Sonera to outsource its nationwide network to Sonera which took over ownership and responsibility for operations and development of the network.
During 1998, acquisitions were made to strengthen Enator's Public Sector. In January 1998, Enator acquired 51 % of the shares of Programmera, a Stockholm-based consulting company. Enator also had an option to acquire the remaining 49 % of Programmera's shares before the year 2001. In June 1998, two small IT companies were acquired; Kvatro Telecom in Trondheim (Norway) and SoftProjekt in Hamburg (Germany). The operations in Enator Telemekanik were sold to Birka Services in August 1998. In April 1999 Enator acquired NetDesign in Denmark with offices in Copenhagen and Århus.
Acquisitions and divestments 1991-1999
Telub
1991 Celsius acquires FFV, which includes Telub. FFV Ground Support is acquired.
1992 Majority interest in Dotcom and 100 % of Miltest are acquired.
Telub Inforum's business in England is divested.
1993 Försvarsmedia and Systecon are acquired.
1994 Vexa is acquired.
Enator
1991/92 Rowika, Enator Kunskapssystem and Enator Ltd are divested.
1992/93 Knight is divested.
1994 Celsius acquires majority holding in Enator.
Dialog
1993 Kommundata changes name to Dialog. Trigon, L-Data, ADB Malmö and the CRS companies
are acquired.
1994 Dialog is acquired by Celsius.
1994 The three subgroups Telub, Enator and Dialog are operationally co-ordinated within
Celsius Information System (CIS).
1995 CIS becomes an operationally independent sub-group within the Celsius group.
1996 Adedata is acquired. CIS changes name to Enator and its shares are listed publicly.
1998 Acquisition of 51 per cent of Programmera.
Acquisition of Kvatro Telecom (Norway) and SoftProjekt (Germany).
Divestment of Enator Telemekanik.
1999 Acquisition of NetDesign (Denmark).