Precio Fishbone sells Omnia stake to Monterro for SEK 83 million

By Public Technologies
  • Precio Fishbone agreed to sell its 19.9% stake in Omnia’s parent to Monterro-controlled M4 Software Holding for SEK 83 million.
  • Payment comprises SEK 40 million in cash at closing and a SEK 43 million seller promissory note.
  • The Monterro-guaranteed note carries 4% annual capitalized interest, payable at repayment, with a maximum term of approximately four years.
  • Closing is expected November 4, 2026, generating approximately SEK 43 million in cash, including repayment of a SEK 3 million loan.
  • The sale is expected to generate a fourth-quarter gain of approximately SEK 400,000 before transaction costs, with no material earnings impact.


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