We are Wioniq!

Four smart companies unite to form Wioniq.

Four European companies specializing in smart, data-driven solutions for the water, energy and building industry are joining forces to launch a new company. Swedish Wideco along with the Dutch companies Inter Act and I-Real, and Finnish Slatek are launching Wioniq. The newly formed company is part of the Wienerberger AG.

“Wioniq represents a merger of four companies that successfully deliver smart, data-driven and automated solutions for water, energy, as well as the property and construction industry," says Karl-Johan Wirfalk, Managing Director of Wioniq.

Inter Act and I-Real — both from the Netherlands—along with Finnish Slatek, share the same roots as Swedish Wideco in innovative solutions for measurement, detection, and monitoring. All with the goal of optimizing, controlling, or identifying potential deviations. Under the joint brand Wioniq, the companies combine their strengths with the ambition to expand their offering and grow their business within the areas of Water, Energy, and Building.

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Currently, the companies have a combined annual revenue of approximately 15 million euros and employ around 100 people. As Wioniq takes shape, the company expects to grow—both in terms of workforce and customer base. “The goal is to grow significantly in all three of our business areas over the next four years, and create a large global but still innovative company,” says MD Karl-Johan Wirfalk.

With shared values, strong brand and culture and a clear vision of how to complement each other, representatives of Wioniq look forward to the future.

The company has a clear vision to lead the way towards a more sustainable tomorrow through reliability and close collaboration. “By combining our expertise, we are well-equipped to meet future demands for innovative and more sustainable solutions. Our offerings align with societal goals to digitalize and ensure that vital infrastructure remains robust over time,” adds Karl-Johan Wirfalk.

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Wioniq develops advanced hardware and software for smart cities, industries, and properties. The company delivers innovative solutions to modernize and optimize infrastructure. Today, Wioniq operates in several European countries and generates about 15MEur annually with over 100 employees. Wioniq is part of the global Wienerberger AG group, headquartered in Vienna.