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ANBUDSUNDERLAG – DREM Energy AB

PROSPECTUS
 
Regarding the sale of the business and the assets in the bankruptcy of DREM Energy AB
   

Background
 
On April 23, 2025, DREM Energy AB, 559385-5488, (“DREM”) was declared bankrupt. Attorney-at-law Nils Åberg was appointed as the bankruptcy trustee.
 
DREM is one of Sweden’s largest heat pump installers. DREM offers safe and affordable complete solutions for the purchase and installation of heat pumps. DREM tailors the solutions and offers high quality products. DREM is Tibber’s only partner for heat pumps.
 
At the time of the bankruptcy decision, DREM’s operations were ongoing and had 39 employees, of which 11 had been laid off. Since the bankruptcy decision, the operations have, to a limited extent, continued in the care of the bankruptcy estate.
 
The bankruptcy estate hereby invites bids for the business and/or its assets.
 
 
The business and its assets
 
The assets offered for sale by the bankruptcy estate are:
 
a) Intangible assets
1. DREM IT-platform for sales and offering, see Appendix 1.[1]
2. Domains, Appendix 2.
3. Websites related to items in p. 1–2.
4. Business identifiers belonging to DREM.
5. Social media accounts, Appendix 3.
6. Licenses to CRM software (Hubspot) and project planning software (Fieldly)
7. List of contacts details concerning potential customers (approximately 13,700) and sold but not started projects (approximately 40).
 
b) Fixed assets, mainly listed in Appendix 4. Please note that objects stated as “Separationsgods” are owned by third parties and will not be part of a sale, however, see information in section e) below.

 c) Remaining stock of goods at the time of transfer. Stock goods as per the bankruptcy date are listed in Appendix 4. Please note that objects stated as “Separationsgods” are owned by third parties and will not be part of a sale, however, see information in section e) below.
 
d) The buyer’s right to negotiate entry into DREM’s contracts, or otherwise make agreements with the respective contracting party, such as landlords, sponsors, and suppliers.
 
The buyer will not take over DREM’s debts. However, the Buyer is informed that DREM has sold prepaid service packs to some of its customers. These customers (approximately 230) will not receive any service from the bankruptcy estate and will have an unsecured claim in the bankruptcy corresponding to the value of prepaid services that will not be completed (approximately SEK 403,000 according to DREM’s latest balance sheet).
 

[1] Please note that “smart heating optimization” refers to a service provided and owned by a third party (capacity.io).
 
Profit and Loss Statements for 2024 and January 2025 – April 2025
 
See Appendix 5.
 
Collective Agreements
 
All employees have been terminated by the bankruptcy estate.
 
None of the employees are covered by any collective agreement.
 
General disclaimer and reservations
 
The bankruptcy estate transfers all property “as is”. It is the responsibility of a buyer to carry out the required inspection of the property in order to clarify, e.g., the scope of the assets and to detect any errors and defects. The bankruptcy estate does not provide any guarantees regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information provided in this prospect or otherwise.
 
The bankruptcy estate makes no guarantees regarding the possibilities for a buyer to use or dispose of intellectual property rights. Use of transferred intellectual property rights is at the buyer’s risk.
 
A takeover of assets covered by agreements regarding e.g. rent, leasing or installments require the approval of the other party in the respective agreement.
 
The bankruptcy estate reserves itself against any misspellings or inaccuracies in this prospect.
 
 
The bidding procedure
 
Bids are requested primarily on the business and assets as a whole, and, secondly, on parts of the assets.
 
Interested parties are hereby invited to present written bids on the assets as a whole or for parts of the assets addressed to the bankruptcy estate by sending an email to Freja Lindqvist at [email protected] on or before the 6th of May 2025 at 13:00 CET. All bids must clearly specify the name and contact details of the bidder.
 
The highest bid may be communicated to the other bidders, who will then be given the opportunity to increase their bids within a short timeframe determined by the bankruptcy estate. The bankruptcy estate will not disclose the identities of the bidders.
 
The bankruptcy estate reserves the right to make its own assessment of bids placed, as well as the right to sell all or parts of the assets while the bidding procedure is in progress, as well as the right to extend the bidding period.
 
Inquiries regarding the fixed assets in Appendix 4 are answered by Pontus Bruno, [email protected], +46(0)70-555 92 62.
 
 
Inquiries regarding the business and the assets are answered by Freja Lindqvist at
[email protected] or +46 (0)72 601 38 14.
 
 Carler law firm, April, 2025
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