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Investor: Patricia Industries supports Mölnlycke's intended separation into two companies

INVE BPress release16.09.2026, 14.01
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As announced today, Mölnlycke intends to separate two of its existing business lines, Operating Room Solutions and Gloves, into a new standalone company (in this release referred to as "Mölnlycke Surgical"). The intended separation aims to create conditions for both Mölnlycke and Mölnlycke Surgical to reach their full potential and drive long-term value creation through sharper strategic focus, clearer accountability, and greater speed of execution. Patricia Industries, a part of Investor AB and the owner of Mölnlycke, supports the intention to create two standalone companies under Patricia Industries' ownership.

Following the separation, the two standalone companies would be:

  • Mölnlycke - comprising the Wound Care and Antiseptics businesses, will focus on accelerating innovation and investments addressing strategic priorities and changing customer needs. The business benefits from market-leading solutions, an established global customer base and resilient end markets. In 2025, Wound Care and Antiseptics generated net sales of approximately EUR 1.3bn and an EBITDA margin of approximately 38 percent.
  • Mölnlycke Surgical - comprising the Operating Room Solutions and Gloves businesses, will focus on improving efficiency, safety and outcomes in surgical settings. The business has well established positions in key segments, a strong manufacturing footprint and benefits from continued investments in product and service innovation. In 2025, Operating Room Solutions and Gloves generated net sales of approximately EUR 0.8bn and an EBITDA margin of approximately 11 percent.

"Mölnlycke's deep customer understanding and strong product portfolios have been key success factors. We support the intended separation, and see opportunity to create two even more focused companies, each with potential for further innovation and value creation", comments Christian Cederholm, CEO of Investor AB. 

"With distinct and evolving markets and customer needs, we see the intended separation as a natural step in Mölnlycke's development. As standalone companies, each will have greater focus and agility to pursue its strategic priorities, accelerate innovation and investments, serve customers more effectively, and capture growth opportunities", comments Thomas Kidane, Co-Head of Patricia Industries.

The intended separation is expected to be completed during 2027, subject to customary approvals.