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2026-04-28
Scanreco, a global leader in remote control technology, has entered into an agreement to acquire CrossControl, a high-tech supplier of advanced display computers and central vehicle computing solutions for industrial vehicles and machines. The combined group will have approximately 600 employees and annual revenue of around SEK 1.4 billion, with sales from more than 100 countries globally.
The acquisition brings together two complementary technology domains – remote control and onboard HMI and vehicle computing – under one roof, creating a partner built for the demands of modern machine development.
The joint product portfolio includes remote control solutions, on-board displays, vehicle computers, and machine control solutions for a wide range of applications. At its core is a modular, open, and scalable software platform that supports OEMs on their digitalization journeys. Going forward, the software platform will enable a unified development environment across machine models and applications providing a trusted foundation for building increasingly connected, data-driven, and automated solutions.
Combining these capabilities within a single technology partner reduces integration complexity, enables more unified and brand-specific user experiences, and creates a stronger foundation for the software-defined machine.
Built on deep application knowledge and OEM trust
Both companies are global providers rooted in a Swedish innovative engineering culture, built through entrepreneurial drive, deep machine application knowledge and long-standing partnerships with some of the world's leading OEMs.
"This acquisition is part of our long-term plan and reflects a clear transformation in the market. Machine control and HMI are becoming more strategic to OEMs as software, connectivity and intelligence take on a greater role. By combining onboard and remote solutions with intuitive HMIs and strong computing capabilities, we help OEMs build machines that are more capable, more productive and ready for the future – while creating unique operator experiences." said Peter Lageson, CEO of Scanreco.
Stronger foundation for OEMs – and for operators in the field
In many mobile machinery applications, the operator's role is shifting from direct machine control toward supervision, planning and interaction with stakeholders across the value chain. In this context, machine system complexity needs to be abstracted to an operator-friendly level – putting usability and ease of operation first. Both Scanreco and CrossControl have built their product offerings around operator-centric interaction. Going forward, this remains the underlying philosophy, addressing the rising expectations on intuitive machine interaction from a new generation of operators - and from increasingly intelligent machines.
In connection with the acquisition, the investor Priveq will join as a minority shareholder, investing in Scanreco’s future. The founders, Kaj Johansson and Björn Askestig, remain majority shareholders and continue in their operational roles – ensuring continuity of leadership and long-term strategic direction.
For further information, contact:
Rebecca Nielsen, VP Marketing & Communications, Scanreco
Phone: +46 (0) 72 452 08 46
Email: rebecca.nielsen@scanreco.com
Mats Kjellberg, Marketing Director, CrossControl
Phone: +46 (0) 70 343 10 55
Email: mats.kjellberg@crosscontrol.com
About Scanreco
Scanreco is a global technology partner providing remote and onboard HMI and mobile machine and industrial vehicle control solutions that unlock the full potential of the operator. Scanreco serves OEMs across construction, material handling, agriculture, mining, utility and maritime industries with a portfolio of remote controls, display computers, machine control, and edge computing. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Sweden, Scanreco today has approximately 600 employees and revenues of around SEK 1.4 billion, with customers in more than 100 countries globally. In 2026, CrossControl became part of Scanreco. www.Scanreco.com
About CrossControl
CrossControl develops and produces state-of-the-art display & vehicle computing products for industrial vehicle applications, serving customers across construction, agriculture, material handling and other industrial vehicle markets. With an open and versatile software platform, CrossControl supports customers in realizing intuitive HMI, vision and process control systems that make machines smarter, safer and more productive. Founded in Sweden and headquarter in Alfta, the business today employs 170 people globally. CrossControl is part of the Scanreco group. www.crosscontrol.com