Robbans Däck in Ronneby has joined the CTS Group, enhancing the group's presence in Sweden's Blekinge region.
The CTS Group, formed last year by Colmec, Lapin Kumi, and several tyre shops in Sweden and Finland, has announced the addition of Robbans Däck i Ronneby to its expanding network. The group, currently operating under the working name CTS, continues to grow its footprint in the Nordic tyre services market.
Robbans Däck, established by Robert Magnusson in 2003, has become a leading tyre service provider in Blekinge. Since taking over the management in 2019, Måns Mathiasson has strengthened the company's reputation and built long-lasting customer relationships. Robbans Däck serves a wide range of vehicle types from its Ronneby workshop.
David Boman, CEO of CTS Group, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership:
"We are very excited to be welcoming Måns Mathiasson and the team to our group. With Robbans Däck, we are adding a great team with a strong reputation, but also establishing a workshop presence in Blekinge. We look forward to continuing to expand in the region on the back of this great addition to the group.”
Måns Mathiasson, who will remain operational in the company and become a co-owner of CTS, also shared his optimism:
"We are very happy to be partnering with the CTS Group. Considering the changes that this industry is facing in the short and medium term, we are confident that this is the right path to take to stay at the forefront of an industry in transformation. As part of this group of strong industry veterans, we will continue to deliver the best possible service to our customers and carry our success into the future.”
Robbans Däck will retain its name and team, continuing its operations with the same commitment to service excellence.
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