Acquisition History / Inwido AB / Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders)

Inwido AB Acquires Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders)

Announced December 9, 2025 — $81M

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What happened

Ammanford-based Victorian House Window Group, trading as Victorian Sliders, is the UK's largest maker of uPVC sliding sash windows, with sales of about £33M. Swedish-listed Inwido bought 100% of the shares for £60M on a cash- and debt-free basis.

Acquirer
Inwido AB
Target
Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders)
Announced
December 9, 2025
Price
$81M
Industry
Window manufacturing
Buyer type
Strategic acquirer
Status
Closed

By the numbers

Inwido AB's acquisition history
1st of 1 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
1 of 1 Inwido AB deals
Inwido AB's average disclosed price
$81M
Inwido AB's largest disclosed deal
Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders) ($81M)
Tracked acquisitions in 2025
503 across all acquirers
Inwido AB in Window manufacturing
1 acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did Inwido AB acquire Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders)?

Inwido AB acquired Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders) on December 9, 2025. This was Inwido AB's 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 1 we have on record.

How much did Inwido AB pay for Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders)?

Inwido AB paid $81M for Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders).

What does Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders) do?

Ammanford-based Victorian House Window Group, trading as Victorian Sliders, is the UK's largest maker of uPVC sliding sash windows, with sales of about £33M. Swedish-listed Inwido bought 100% of the shares for £60M on a cash- and debt-free basis.

What other Window manufacturing companies has Inwido AB acquired?

Victorian House Window Group Limited (Victorian Sliders) is Inwido AB's only publicly tracked acquisition in Window manufacturing so far.

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