Strong expansion and increased market shares in water utility and district heating provide success to the market with the latest technology: LoRa and Internet-of-Things.
Increases by over 50%
Ambiductor is expanding and growing by over 50% in 2020. This despite the prevailing pandemic that prevented many meter changes, especially among private customers. The company has gained market shares primarily through agreements with new partners, new suppliers and new customers. The rest of the industry, on the other hand, has declined in 2020.
- We think broadly and constantly see new opportunities for collaborations both within and outside our own industry, says Karl-Johan Hultman
- And the rate of increase in 2021 is expected to be even higher. This is thanks to long-term development work in open protocols and increasingly popular services. As early as 2017, Ambiductor was the first in Europe with IoT-connected district heating meters and since then, the company's development has taken place at a very high pace, says Karl-Johan
Future visions
Internet-of-Things is considered the future of the supplies industry with increased data quality, increased availability and reduced costs. Ambiductor is at the forefront of this development, which has aroused curiosity both in Sweden and abroad.
