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Dahl deal brings Friga-Bohn to Sweden

SWEDEN: Dahl, the Swedish HVAC, refrigeration and building materials supplier, has added Friga-Bohn refrigeration equipment to its portfolio.

Dahl, part of SGDS Gruppen, boasts 80 locations across Sweden, from Ystad in the south to Kiruna in the north. Its large support warehouse in Järfälla handles daily transport to 1,600 customers and stores.

The new deal will see Dahl and Friga-Bohn providing semi-bespoke refrigeration solutions to meet local requirements. 

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