Trafsys becomes part of Øgreid
Annette Bildøy | 22. April 2026
Trafsys has now been acquired by Øgreid. The company will continue its operations as before, with the same name, employees, and focus areas.
The acquisition marks a new chapter for Trafsys and lays the foundation for further development and growth.
Continues as before
Øgreid has, over time, worked to strengthen its portfolio within technology and infrastructure. With Trafsys joining the group, the company gains access to increased resources and a broader professional environment.
“Trafsys has established itself as a a well-established company with strong deliveries and high competence. These are qualities we want to continue building on,” says Sindre Ims from Øgreid.
Trafsys will continue to operate with the same organization and management, and customers will not experience any changes in deliveries or points of contact.
Trafsys has established itself as a a well-established company with strong deliveries and high competence. These are qualities we want to continue building on.
A good solution for Trafsys
Terje Floor Heggeland, CEO of Trafsys, believes the acquisition is the right path forward for the company.
“This is the best solution for Trafsys. We gain a Norwegian owner with a long term perspective who will contribute to further developing what we have built,” says the CEO.
Strengthening the foundation for further growth
The acquisition creates new opportunities for the development of both technology and services.
“We look forward to becoming part of Øgreid. This gives us a stronger foundation to further develop the company and deliver solid solutions to our customers,” says Terje Floor Heggeland, CEO.
“This is the best solution for Trafsys. We gain a Norwegian owner with a long term perspective who will contribute to further developing what we have built,” says Terje Floor Heggeland, CEO of Trafsys.
“This is the best solution for Trafsys. We gain a Norwegian owner with a long term perspective who will contribute to further developing what we have built,” says Terje Floor Heggeland, CEO of Trafsys.
