We develop companies long-term
J2L Holding AB is a family-owned investment company that long-term runs and develops small to medium-sized companies.
Our companies
We focus on industrial & trading companies and are very active in their development.
J2L Holding AB was founded in 2009 by Johan and Louise Lindh with the goal of building an industrial group that builds and develops its companies in the long term. We currently have a turnover of approximately SEK 2.0 billion and have 350 employees.
Latest news in the group
J2L becomes majority owner in Stamo Agitation Solutions
As of August 14, J2L Holding AB has acquired 70% of the shares in Stamo Förvaltning AB, the parent company of the STAMO group....
J2L invests in Polar Light Technologies
Linköping, Sweden – March 2025 – Polar Light Technologies has successfully closed a fully subscribed funding round of 34 MSEK / 3.4 MUSD, drawing strong...
Euromaskin acquires Hontech AB
HonTech, which is the exclusive dealer of Sunnen hening machines, tools and consumables in Sweden, will now become a subsidiary of Euro Maskin AB. Hontech’s...
J2L aquires Kranlyft Group
AB Kranlyft, the parent company of Kranlyft UK Ltd and Kranlyft GmbH, was acquired by J2L Holding AB on the 30th of April. Kranlyft Group...
The Rehobot group is acquired by J2L
Rehobot AB, parent company of Rehobot Hydraulics AB and Simson Power Tools AB, has been acquired by J2L Holding AB as of 9 January 2023....
Partinc Capital takes in external capital from, among others, J2L Holding
The Swedish investment company Partinc Capital AB has carried out a private placement. The money is to be invested in SaaS companies in Sweden and...
When our customers become more efficient profitable companies are created. It is important for Sweden and it has always been one guiding goal for Stenbergs.
- Louise Lindh, J2L Holdings AB
Maskiner och människor, med blicken framåt sedan 1919
“A stable, well-managed company with a business concept to strengthen the competitiveness of Swedish engineering companies. The deeper Johan and Louise Lindh went in their analysis of Stenbergs, the clearer a picture emerged of an investment with development potential and power to grow.”