Hudya Group
Nordic financial technology company
Hudya is a Nordic fintech company. The company has developed a digital platform simplifying the purchase of traditional consumer services such as electricity, telecom, insurance and banking services. Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, Hudya has 32 subsidiaries in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, offering their services to customers in all Scandinavian countries. Hudya’s first product, Hudya Power, was launched in Norway in March 2017.
Hudya and Norwegian fintech company Payr announced their intention to merge in July 2019. In January 2020 Hudya announced their intention to conduct an initial public offering at Nasdaq First North.
The service
Hudya offers a Scandinavian-wide digital platform for consumer services, including electricity, telecom, insurance and consumer loans. The company provides customers with services available on the same digital platform, making it easy to keep track of the various service agreements for the customer.
In June 2017 Hudya Power was launched in Sweden in partnership with Energi Försäljning Sverige.
In December 2017 Hudya launched Hudya Power in Denmark, in partnership with Energi Denmark.
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