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Bergholm Fritidsfordon signs letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert for Norway

15.07.2026 10:45 1 min 2 sources
Börsvärlden SWE + 1 more
Bergholm Fritidsfordon signs letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert for Norway
Original source: Börsvärlden

In Brief

Swedish importer Bergholm Fritidsfordon has signed a non-binding letter of intent to become the exclusive importer of Knaus Tabbert brands in Norway. Full launch is expected in autumn 2026.

Swedish importer Bergholm Fritidsfordon AB has signed a non-binding letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert AG (KTG) to become the exclusive importer and distributor of KTG brands in Norway. The agreement covers the brands Knaus, Weinsberg, Tabbert and T@b, including all segments of motorhomes and caravans.

A five-year contract is planned, with full launch expected in autumn 2026 for the 2027 model year. The final contract, subject to due diligence and approvals, is scheduled to be signed in June 2026. This expansion follows Bergholm's successful partnership in Sweden and aims to create a unified Scandinavian platform.

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Bergholm Fritidsfordon signs letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert for Norway

29.05.2026 Börsvärlden SWE Original source

Bergholm Fritidsfordon signs letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert AG for exclusive import in Norway

29.05.2026 News Powered by Cision SWE Original source

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