Our history

Coor Service Management formed. The company is called Skanska Services at the time and is part of the Skanska construction group.

Ericsson's internal service company is acquired in one of the Nordic region's biggest ever outsourcing deals related to service operations.

Operations launch in Denmark.

Operations launch in Finland.

Operations launch in Norway. Coor receives its first large order for the public sector. Coor acquired by 3i, a European venture capital company.

Skanska Facilities Management changes name to Coor Service Management. Coor expands dramatically in both Norway and Sweden. The company increases its focus on production service by acquiring Volvo's service company.

Buyout firm Cinven Ltd acquired Coor Service Management from 3i.

One of the new contracts is the pioneering deal to design, develop and deliver FM services for the new Karolinska University Hospital Solna, in Stockholm.

Service management company Addici, with Nordic-wide operations, acquired.

Coor launches a new product series, "Coor Smart Solutions".

Coor signs the largest-ever IFM deal in the Nordics. A contract to deliver and develop a large portfolio of FM services for multinational energy company Statoil (Equinor) in Norway

June, 16, 2015, Coor is listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange.

Coor wins a new IFM assignment with ABB for services to be provided at a number of facilities in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Coor, as the first company in Europe, is also testing the next generation cleaning robot.

Coor acquired the Norwegian property services provider OBOS Eiendomsdrift AS. The company has around SEK 70 million in annual sales. 
Coor acquired the Danish cleaning services firm Elite Miljø A/S. Elite Miljø has around SEK 700 million in annual sales and about 2,000 employees.  
Coor acquired Norwegian facility management operator West Facility Management. West has around MSEK 140 in annual sales and more than 300 employees.

Coor acquired the Swedish cleaning company Norrlands Miljövård. Norrlands Miljövård has annual sales of some SEK 250 M and 500 employees. The acquisition increases Coor’s geographical spread in Sweden and contributes to Coor’s cleaning competences.

A significant part of the year is dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Nordic region. Coor’s main priority is the health and safety of our employees and our customers’ employees. Focus during the year is to minimise the financial effects by reducing the company’s costs and safeguarding the company’s cash flow.

AnnaCarin Grandin takes up the position as President and CEO of Coor. She was previously the CEO of Coor’s Swedish business.

A year characterized by three value-adding acquisitions; R&K Services, a family company that provides cleaning and restaurant services in the Stavanger region, Veolia Technical Management, with high levels of technical expertise, and Inspira, a well-run family business that provides workplace services to customers in central Sweden.

Coor signs a new seven-year IFM contract with the Danish Building and Property Agency. The contract is worth some SEK 3 billion over the contract period.

Coor acquires Centrumstäd, a reputable cleaning services provider in southern Sweden.

Coor’s climate goals have been validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).

Andreas Engdahl appointed CFO and IR Director of Coor.

• The Science Based Target initiative validated Coor's goal of reaching Net Zero of greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.
• Coor aquired Skaraborgs Städ.
• Coor signs agreement for sustainability-linked refinancing.

Stine Solheim is appointed new CEO of Coor in Norway