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Green Landscaping Group AB (publ)

Sweden · Stockholm: GREEN ·Market cap:

Green Landscaping Group is a Swedish company that designs, builds, and maintains outdoor spaces — parks, gardens, streets, and green areas — for cities, housing associations, and businesses.

Green Landscaping Group does the outdoor work that keeps a country looking tidy and functioning: it builds and cares for parks, gardens, courtyards, streets, and other green spaces. Its customers are mostly the people who own or manage those spaces — municipalities, housing associations, property companies, and businesses — who would rather hire a specialist than run a landscaping crew themselves.

The company makes money in two main ways. It does project work, like building a new park or redesigning a courtyard, and it does recurring maintenance, like mowing, pruning, and snow clearing, which comes back season after season. That repeat maintenance is the quiet engine of the business: it brings in steady revenue and keeps crews busy between bigger projects. Green Landscaping Group grew largely by buying up local landscaping firms across Sweden, Norway, and Finland and letting them keep their local names and customers while sharing back-office support. This "buy and build" approach lets it scale without losing the local relationships that win contracts. The trade-off is that it carries debt from all those deals, and its profits depend on winning enough public and property contracts and on the weather cooperating — a snowy winter means snow-clearing work, but a slow construction market can thin out the project side.


The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and pays close attention to cash flow, using it to fund more acquisitions and pay dividends to shareholders. In short, it is a roll-up of dependable local gardening and outdoor-maintenance businesses, stitched together into one of the Nordic region's larger landscaping groups.

Saved answer · last researched 26 Oct 2026