Hawk Infinity acquired Maskinpakking AS 2024

27.6 EUR m of annual revenue, bought in 2024. What was paid, per unit of that revenue — and where the figure comes from.

In 2024, Hawk Infinity AS acquired Maskinpakking AS (90 per cent) — a company with 27.6 EUR m of annual revenue — and paid 0.53x that revenue. The basis is scaled from a stake. The revenue was reported in NOK and is converted to euro at the ECB annual reference rate; the multiple itself is not converted. Guess first if you like; the answer and its source follow.

Guess firstSame rules as the game on the front page: log scale, 100 points for the exact figure.

Annual revenue: 27.6 EUR m
Acquired: 2024
Buyer’s deals that year: 14
Sector: not disclosed

What was paid, per unit of annual revenue?

3.00x

0.50x15x

Buyer	Acquired company	Revenue, EUR m	Year	Price paid	Basis
Hawk Infinity AS	Maskinpakking AS (90 per cent)	27.6	2024	0.53x	scaled from a stake

Basis — scaled from a stake: price paid for a majority stake, scaled to 100% — a control premium would make the true figure lower. Revenue converted from NOK to euro at the ECB annual reference rate; the multiple is a ratio within one currency and is not converted. The buyer acquired 90 per cent.

Where this price sits

Among the 28 single-company prices in the register, 0.53x sits at the 0th percentile — below the register median of 3.14x. Hawk Infinity’s own 5 disclosed prices run from 0.53x–7.68x with a median of 2.27x; this one is its cheapest. The buyer made 14 acquisitions that year, of which this is one of the 5 with a usable price.

What this does not support

One observation is not a policy. Hawk Infinity has 5 disclosed prices on file; a single figure says what was paid once, not what the buyer pays.
This is a revenue multiple, not an earnings multiple. The acquisition note gives no usable profit figure for the company bought.

Source

Read from the buyer’s filed account: https://w2.brreg.no/kunngjoering/. Nothing is modelled or estimated — method and limits.

All of Hawk Infinity’s acquisitions on file · Nordic Flow AS (2024, 0.77x) · Digiflow AS (2024, 2.27x) · Bending Spoons · Brightcove (1.08x) · every deal on file

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Figures as at 2026-09-08. Every number on this page comes from a filed account or a company’s own published report — how, and what it does not support.

Where this price sits

What this does not support

Source

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