Search company Eniro is selling all shares in Dynava Group to technology company Servana for SEK 102 million, according to a press release.Servana will pay SEK 50 million in cash at the planned closing on 12 August, while the remaining amount consists of a seller's note with a 24-month maturity.Dynava provides customer service, answering services and directory assistance to larger companies in Sweden and Finland. The business generated revenue of SEK 318 million in 2025, with an ebitda of SEK 12 million. "We have had two different businesses under the same roof for many years. One of them requires an owner with customer care as its core focus in order to move forward. Servana is acquiring Dynava to further develop the company, and that weighed heavily in our rationale for selling”, comments Eniro CEO Hosni Teque-Omeirat.Following the sale, Eniro will be refocused on digital marketing for small and medium-sized companies in the Nordic region, where the company intends to focus capital and growth.Separately, Servana says that it intends to integrate its AI platforms and AI-based solutions into Dynava's operations. “Through the automation of selected processes, Servana believes that more efficient workflows, lower operating costs and improved scalability can be achieved over time”, it says.To partly finance the cash payment in the transaction, Servana also intends to carry out a directed new share issue of SEK 5 million and raise a convertible loan of SEK 6 million.The issue comprises 1.25 billion shares at a subscription price of SEK 0.0040 per share and is directed to Perroxa Finans, Jinderman & Partners, Alexander Schoeneck and Hedvid Invest. Servana's latest closing price was SEK 0.01 per share.The issue entails dilution of 14.7 percent of the capital and votes in Servana.