Nalka has acquired Road Mobility Services for an undisclosed amount. The transaction, finalized this week, transfers full ownership of the Swedish roadside assistance provider to the Nalka group, which specializes in building and developing service-oriented businesses in the Nordic region.
Road Mobility Services operates across the Nordics, offering rapid response for unexpected travel interruptions. Built on a foundation of leading tire and towing companies, the firm coordinates with a network of partners to deliver professional and sustainable assistance for both corporate fleets and individual motorists. Its core promise is to get customers back on the road quickly and safely, a service model that has established it as a reliable player in the region’s mobility support sector.
For Nalka, the acquisition adds a complementary operational layer to its existing portfolio, which focuses on long-term value creation in sectors like infrastructure services and facility management. The purchase aligns with Nalka’s strategy of acquiring resilient, cash-generative businesses with strong local positions. Road Mobility Services brings a scalable platform and established partner relationships, which Nalka intends to support with additional resources and management expertise to accelerate organic growth.
The deal is expected to strengthen Road Mobility Services’ ability to expand its service coverage and invest in more sustainable vehicle solutions, such as low-emission tow trucks and digital dispatch systems. By integrating the company into its broader network, Nalka can also offer cross-selling opportunities to its other portfolio firms, particularly those serving transport and logistics clients. No changes to the existing management team or daily operations have been announced.
With the ownership transition complete, the combined entity is positioned to deepen its footprint in the Nordic roadside assistance market. Nalka’s backing provides financial stability and strategic guidance, while Road Mobility Services retains its operational identity and customer-focused approach. The focus now shifts to executing the growth plan and capturing further market share in a sector where reliability and speed remain decisive factors.