Terri develops and manufactures gentle thinning machines for operators who want to do things right, both today and tomorrow. We have made agility and low ground impact a core principle, not a bonus. Whether you drive a harvester, a forwarder or a combi, you can trust the machine to get through stands where others hesitate – with low ground pressure, stability and excellent accessibility.
Technology moves us forward. But what really counts is what we leave behind. Terri’s machines are built for generations – for you who manage the forest and for the next generation who takes over. That is why sustainability, durability and Swedish quality craftsmanship are always built in from the start.
Our machines are manufactured in purpose-built premises in Älmhult, Småland, where experience and innovation go hand in hand. Since 2021, Terri has been part of the Inev Group, with its own development, design and production. This gives us not only resources, but a solid foundation for the continuous development work that the forestry of the future requires.
Meet our employees
Get to know the people who make up Terri and follow their personal journey with us.
Each with their own unique story and path to what they do with us today!
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Andreas Algerbo (CEO)
A clear vision: Terri doesn’t just build machines, but also the forests of the future. With 30 years of experience in sales and marketing, he brings an unusually broad range of expertise.
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TINA HAMMARSTRÖM
Craftsmanship, community and the simple life. Stepping into Tina’s world is a bit like travelling back in time, but in the best possible way.
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MATTIAS SJÖSTRAND
With 26 years of experience in assembly & production. His path to TERRI began straight after upper secondary school in 1991, when he went directly into industry. For 26 years he worked in assembly and production, sometimes as a supervisor but…
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MATILDA HÄLLSTRÖM
Matilda Hällström has made the journey from cutting out sheet metal parts as a laser operator at Alfing to building instrument panels at Terri. With a strong passion for her work and a desire to include everyone at the workplace,…
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OLA SALOMONSSON
A lifelong journey at Terri: Ola Salomonsson’s story from welder to spare parts salesman In the shadow of Alfing’s machines, Ola Salomonsson, 55, has found his home at Terri. From growing up in a family closely associated with the company…
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REBECKA OBRELL
From teacher to instrument panel builder at Terri At the heart of Terri’s electrical department we find Rebecka Obrell, a 33-year-old woman with a passion for small details and an eye for precision. With a background as a teacher and…
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MAGNUS NILSSON
A leader with a passion for production and nature Magnus Nilsson, 52, production manager at Terri, brings impressive experience and a deep passion for both his work and nature. His journey from assembler to leader is an inspiring story of…
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Lina Thordin – our new quality manager
My name is Lina Thordin, I am 43 years old and I live in Liatorp with my family. I have worked in the manufacturing industry for more than 20 years, mainly in quality. My journey began as a lathe operator…
Meet our service providers
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Our service provider Per-Erik Börjesson
In Horred, a small town in Västra Götaland, you will find Staffans Maskiner AB – a family business with roots going back to 1978. Here, at one of the company’s three sites, Per-Erik Börjesson works as a mobile mechanic.
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Our service provider Kristian Trudesson
In the heart of Vittsjö, a town north of Hässleholm, you will find the KT Fordonsteknik workshop. Kristian Trudesson is the third-generation owner after his father and grandfather, who founded the company in the 1980s.
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Our service provider Robert Lipovac
Robert Lipovac, workshop manager at Frödinge Maskinservice AB (formerly Söderberg & Haak in Frödinge), has been part of the company for more than two decades. His career began in 2002 with a background as a car mechanic, but since then…
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Our service provider Filip Fredriksson
Filip Fredriksson, who lives in Smålandsstenar, began his career as a car mechanic after studying the vehicle and transport programme at upper secondary school. After a few years he advanced to truck mechanic and eventually also began repairing forest machines.