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11 Consecutive Years with the Highest Credit Rating: Colly Flowtech Awarded the Diamond Diploma Once Again

By Rebecca Nilsson

Evalena Rydberg and a colleague at Colly Flowtech smile as they hold the framed UC Diamond Diploma for the highest credit rating

We are pleased to announce that Colly Flowtech has once again been awarded UC’s Diamond Diploma. The award is given to companies that have maintained the highest credit rating without interruption for at least 10 years. For us, this means that we have now maintained this rating for 11 consecutive years.

The certificate is based on UC’s credit rating system, in which Colly Flowtech is ranked in Risk Class 5 (Gold), the very highest level. The fact that we have maintained this rating every day since 2015 is a testament to our long-term commitment to responsibility and our financial stability over time.

– The fact that we have managed to maintain this level for such a long time is the result of our long-term efforts and careful financial planning. It shows that our structures and processes are stable, says Evalena Rydberg, Chief Financial Officer at Colly Flowtech.

For our customers and suppliers, this means continued assurance that Colly Flowtech is a secure, reliable, and long-term partner to work with.

– It’s certainly nice to receive this recognition again this year. It’s entirely due to the daily dedication and sense of responsibility shown by all our employees, and it gives us a solid foundation on which to build, says Max Malm, CEO of Colly Flowtech.

About UC's Diamond Diploma

The Diamond Diploma is awarded by the business and credit reporting agency UC and is based on a comprehensive credit assessment that takes into account factors such as payment capacity, ownership structure, key financial ratios, and historical stability. It is an award for which only a fraction—approximately 0.3 percent—of Sweden’s limited liability companies qualify.

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