TENDER DOCUMENT – Meet i Linköping Aktiebolag in bankruptcy

regarding the sale of assets in the bankruptcy of Meet i Linköping Aktiebolag

Background

Meet i Linköping Aktiebolag, 556677-8220, was declared bankrupt on August 12, 2025, at Linköping District Court, whereby attorney Linda Schenholm at Advokatfirman Carler was appointed bankruptcy trustee.

Meet i Linköping Aktiebolag (“the company”) has been operating since 2005 in the production of kebab meat. Since 2016, the business has been conducted from leased factory premises with an area of approximately 2,000 sqm at Idögatan 45 in Linköping. The company offers high-quality Swedish-made kebab meat to both restaurant wholesalers and companies in the grocery trade. The company currently has over 30 employees.

The company’s operations are currently being continued by the bankruptcy estate.

The Product

The vision is to create a high-quality end product for the company’s customers through in-house production, proprietary recipes, and licensed products. Through an unbroken cold chain from raw material to finished product, the company can provide goods that meet all requirements for quality and food safety. Consequently, the company holds, among other things, an FSSC 22000 certificate. Through the company’s focus on quality and safety, it has gained significant market advantages and has long been a well-established player in the Nordic market.

The largest part of the company’s turnover consists of the sale of “white label” products, which are produced for several of the largest retail chains in the grocery trade in the Swedish and Nordic markets. The products are packaged in the company’s premises and sold under each respective player’s own brands. In addition, a large part of the turnover consists of sales of the company’s original kebab to restaurant wholesalers. The product is pre-cut and sold in 2 kg packages. The company also manufactures larger kebab skewers for restaurant wholesalers.

The company has also, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Lazy Foods AB, launched its own product range, Lazy Kebab, for sale in the grocery trade.

Production Scale and Infrastructure

The company’s production facilities are modern and constitute one of the larger factory premises of its kind in Europe. The factory is equipped with, among other things, 30 grills, several robots that cut the meat, advanced freezing facilities that allow for immediate freezing of the product to enable the longest possible shelf life, and packaging machines. Interested parties can view a film of the company’s business premises here .

The company has so far produced approximately 45 tons of meat per week. However, the facilities have significant unutilized capacity for further production. According to calculations carried out by the company, existing facilities have a physical capacity to produce approximately 95 tons of meat per week. Production reaching the physical maximum capacity would, at current price levels, have meant an average turnover of approximately SEK 7.2 million per week.

The annual rent for the company’s premises amounts to SEK 2.4 million excluding VAT, without index adjustments. The local rent for September 2025 amounts to approximately SEK 327,000 according to the rent invoice. The company’s landlord is the municipal real estate company Sankt Kors Fastighets AB.

During the financial year 2023-09-01 – 2024-08-31, the company had a turnover of approximately SEK 145 million. During the period 2024-09-01 to 2025-07-31, the company’s turnover amounted to approximately SEK 118 million.

Based on the existing customer base as of the date of bankruptcy, the company has had a turnover of approximately SEK 3 – 3.5 million per week. Had the company been able to meet the demand of existing and additional customers, the turnover could contractually have amounted to nearly SEK 5.8 million. In addition, the company has held extensive discussions with potential customers, through which it is estimated that turnover could have increased by a further SEK 1.2 million to a total turnover of approximately SEK 7 million per week.

For further information about the company, see the company’s website www.meetab.se. For questions about the company and its operations, please contact Andrea Anjou at [email protected] or 070 769 19 50.

The bankruptcy estate hereby invites tenders for the company’s assets.

Assets

The assets offered for sale by the bankruptcy estate are:

• Equipment, listed in Appendix 1,

• Customer register,

• The right to enter into the company’s existing agreements, for example with customers, suppliers, and the landlord (subject to the counterparty’s approval),

• Inventory (consisting of raw material stock, finished goods stock, packaging, etc.). Note specifically that the bankruptcy estate is currently continuing the company’s operations, which is why stocks of finished products are continuously sold to customers and raw material stocks are, as far as possible, converted into finished products,

• Recipe bank,

• All shares in the subsidiary Lazy Food Sweden AB, 559438-3829,

• Trademark registration, Weekly, registration number PRV: 630536,

• Intellectual property in the form of the following domains:
  • meetab.se
  • meetab.nu
  • robotech.se

Reservations

The bankruptcy estate transfers all property in its current condition. It is the responsibility of a buyer to carry out the necessary inspection of the property for the purpose of clarifying, for example, the scope of the property and to detect any faults or deficiencies. The bankruptcy estate does not provide any guarantees regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information provided in this tender document or otherwise.

The bankruptcy estate provides no guarantees regarding the possibilities for a buyer to use or dispose of intellectual property rights. Use of transferred intellectual property rights takes place at the buyer’s risk.

An assumption of property covered by agreements regarding, for example, rent, leasing, or installment plans requires the approval of the counterparty in each respective agreement.

The bankruptcy estate reserves the right to correct any typographical errors or inaccuracies in this tender documentation.

Conduct of the Bidding Process

Tenders are primarily accepted for the entire business and secondarily for parts of the business and its assets. The company’s receivables and liquid assets are not included in the business offered.

Interested parties are hereby invited to submit written tenders, excluding value-added tax, for the entire business or parts of the business and its assets. Tenders must be received by the bankruptcy administration via Andrea Anjou at [email protected] no later than August 21, 2025, at 12:00 PM.

All bids must be financed and payable immediately and must clearly state the bidder’s name and contact details.

The bankruptcy estate reserves the right of free evaluation of received bids as well as the right to sell all or part of the business while the tender process is ongoing and the right to extend the tender period.

Inquiries regarding the company’s assets should be addressed to Andrea Anjou at [email protected] or by phone. 070 769 19 50.

Special note on Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”)

The bankruptcy administration assesses that the business and its assets are of such a nature that an acquisition may need to be preceded by notification according to the rules on foreign direct investment. The screening authority decides after notification whether the acquisition is permitted.

Interested parties must therefore, in connection with submitting a bid, account for their ownership structure. This also applies to Swedish buyers.

The responsibility for notifying an acquisition lies with the buyer. Failure to do so may result in a sanction fee, and even a completed transfer may be declared invalid.

Which activities are covered by the FDI regulatory framework is stated in the Act (2023:560) on the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments, Sections 3 and 5. Information about the screening authority, a list of critical raw materials and metals and minerals covered by the FDI Act (in Appendix 1 to the Ordinance), and information on which activities are classified as “emerging technologies and other strategically sensitive technology” (in Appendix 2 to the Ordinance) can be found in the Ordinance (2023:624) on the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments. Furthermore, MSB has developed regulations on what is considered essential services. The Inspectorate of Strategic Products (“ISP”) is the screening authority.

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