HIMA Group Acquires Norwegian Origo Solutions, Boosting Global Reach

HIMA Group has acquired Norwegian Origo Solutions for an undisclosed amount, completing a corporate acquisition that signals a strategic entry into the specialized aviation maintenance sector.

Norwegian Origo Solutions operates a modern facility at Eggemoen Airport, strategically located 50 minutes from Oslo Airport, and specializes in delivering comprehensive maintenance for Leonardo helicopters, including the AW139, AW169, and AW189 models.

The company provides a range of essential services for operators across the Nordics and Europe, offering periodic and annual inspections, specialized sheet metal work, and full paint services to ensure fleets remain safe, reliable, and mission-ready.

This acquisition represents a significant strategic expansion for HIMA Group, enabling it to diversify its service portfolio and extend its market footprint into high-demand, specialized industrial environments.

Norwegian Origo Solutions, initially founded in August 2024 to address the growing demand for Leonardo helicopter maintenance in the offshore sector, brings to HIMA Group an established niche market presence, a highly skilled technical workforce licensed on specific helicopter types, and a proven operational model.

Its expertise in complex aircraft maintenance and repair services provides HIMA Group with immediate access to specialized capabilities.

Expected synergies from this integration are considerable, aiming to enhance operational efficiencies and strengthen the combined entity's competitive position.

HIMA Group's resources are anticipated to accelerate Norwegian Origo Solutions' clear vision: to become the preferred provider for Leonardo operators throughout Europe.

This union creates a more robust platform, leveraging both companies' strengths to offer comprehensive, high-quality, and stable solutions for critical aviation operations, significantly reducing downtime for operators.

Looking ahead, the combined entity is poised for sustained growth and innovation within the European aviation maintenance landscape.

The acquisition reinforces a commitment to advancing specialized service offerings and fostering professional development within its workforce.

The integrated operations are set to further contribute to Norwegian aviation, with a focus on quality and stability, and are expected to generate over 50 new jobs within the next five years, providing attractive working conditions and long-term career opportunities.