Since the acquisition was completed towards the end of October, we should see 1% (~SEK 30m) added to ’21e sales based on the two remaining months of the year. The non-recurring transaction costs in Q4’21e should lower ’21e EBITA 7%. In ’22e, a further 6% (~SEK 150m) should be added to sales when solely considering the acquired growth (i.e., not including any organic growth from Beyers). The company adds that the acquisition should contribute positively to EBITA from ’22e onwards, however given the information currently disclosed it is difficult to quantify this effect.