Company will operate reception centers for over twenty municipalities – refuses to say who owns them – Dagbladet.no

(Dagbladet): Yesterday announced UDI list of companies that have applied to operate reception centers in Norway.

Some are well-known operators, such as Hero and Link. Others are only starting out.

One of the biggest applicants company Humaq AS, which currently stands registered in the Company registers.

Keep secret

They will operate reception centers for over twenty municipalities in UDI region west and south, but will not disclose who owns them or who sits on the board.

– Humaq AS is founded by personnel with backgrounds in business, contingency environment and other social institutions. It is p.t not desirable to disclose who the founders of the company when any of these are in leading positions in other companies today, says lawyer Line Aspøy Berge in an email to Dagbladet.

On its website shows that companies have started hiring people to the company and that they have allied themselves with staffing agency recruitment agency.

Still, says Berge that the company will first register in Brønnøysund Register if they get the green light from UDI to conduct reception.

– There is no secrecy, but in that not everything is done yet, we want to keep their cards close to the chest, says Tor Ludwig Wårøy, who also represents the company.

Understands curiosity

He said that not all shareholders in place yet, which means that the company wants to be careful not to publish the names.

In addition to Dagbladet, also TV2 discussed the matter.

– Do you understand that it is questioned that you will not say who the owners are?

– On the one hand we have to show understanding that people are curious. Meanwhile also Humaq of the setting that, when to bring information to bring information that is final, says Wågøy.

The company is not the only one of the applicants who are not in Brønnøysundregistrene. Among other things, this also applies to the Tana-based Guossit AS.

Settled in a few weeks

Several of the applicants have never run reception centers before and have completely new companies.

The receptions will have a total of 10,000 people, but overall includes applications total 15,600 seats. The printer UDI on their websites.

97 applications were submitted in the application round which was made public yesterday. It is now up to the various regional offices to decide what offers UDI shall enter into a contract with. These assessments will be done in a matter of weeks.

Dagbladet was Friday in contact with UDI that have not yet had the opportunity to comment on the matter.

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