4th November 2026
Marston Holdings today announces the completion of the sale of Parktrade to EYSA, a global provider of end-to-end mobility solutions. The transaction was completed on the 29th October 2026. Parktrade is a provider of technology solutions and services for European road tolling and charging operators based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.
The transaction forms part of Marston Holdings’ strategy to invest in its UK businesses across
transportation, transport technology and enforcement.
Martin Johnson, CEO of Marston Holdings, said:
“The sale of Parktrade reflects our disciplined approach to managing our portfolio, focusing on
industry leading services in urban transportation, transport technology and enforcement.
We have strong positions across our markets, with exciting future investment plans for
expansion. We have significant growth opportunities from our operational expertise, innovative
technology and long-standing client relationships, which are driving long-term value.
Parktrade has developed into a strong business under Marston Holdings’ ownership and EYSA is
very well placed to support its next stage of development. I’d like to thank the Parktrade team for
their contribution and wish them every success for the future.”
About Marston Holdings
Marston Holdings is a leading provider of transport, enforcement and technology solutions, turning complex
transport challenges into real-world outcomes through insight, technology and operational expertise.
Marston works with government, local authorities and businesses across the UK.
About EYSA
EYSA is a global provider of end-to-end mobility solutions that combines technology, data and operational
capability to help cities, public authorities and infrastructure operators manage their transport systems
more efficiently, safely and sustainably.
About Parktrade
ParkTrade is a Swedish company founded in 2005, specialising in technology solutions and services for the
identification, notification and collection of mobility tolls, charges and fines, particularly in cross-border
operations.
