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

29.05.2026 07:50 1 min 1 source
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Bergholm Fritidsfordon signs letter of intent with Knaus Tabbert AG for exclusive import in Norway
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Bergholm Fritidsfordon AB has entered 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 Knaus, Weinsberg, Tabbert, and T@b brands, including all segments of motorhomes and caravans. Full operations are planned to start in autumn 2026, with a final contract expected in June 2026. This expansion follows Bergholm's existing partnership in Sweden and aims to create a unified Scandinavian platform.

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Updated: 23.05.2026

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