Company

Sweden has a strong and diverse business sector with companies in many different industries, such as manufacturing, technology, trade, finance, and pharmaceuticals. The country is known for its innovative companies and high level of entrepreneurship. Many Swedish companies are internationally successful and operate worldwide.

Among the most well-known Swedish companies are Volvo, IKEA, Ericsson, and H&M. These companies have helped establish Sweden as a country known for high quality, modern technology, and sustainable development.

Swedish companies often focus on innovation and environmentally friendly solutions. In the technology sector, companies like Spotify and Klarna have achieved international success through digital services and new business models.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) also play a vital role in Sweden's economy. They create jobs and contribute to development in both large cities and smaller towns. The state and various organizations offer support to entrepreneurs through advice and funding to encourage the establishment of new businesses.

Overall, companies in Sweden are an important part of the country's economy and development. Through innovation, exports, and sustainability, Swedish companies continue to be competitive in the global market.


Here is an alphabetical list of a selection of larger and well-known listed companies

ABB


  • AddLife

  • Addnode Group

  • Addtech

  • AFRY

  • Alfa Laval

  • Assa Abloy

  • AstraZeneca

  • Atlas Copco

  • Axfood

  • Balder

  • Betsson

  • BioArctic

  • Boliden

  • Bure Equity

  • Castellum

  • Clas Ohlson

  • Electrolux

  • Embracer Group

  • Epiroc

  • Ericsson

  • Essity

  • Evolution

  • Fabege

  • Getinge

  • H&M

  • Handelsbanken

  • Hexagon

  • Holmen

  • Husqvarna

  • Industrivärden

  • Indutrade

  • Investor

  • JM

  • Kinnevik

  • Latour

  • Lifco

  • Lundbergföretagen

  • NCC

  • Nibe

  • Nordea

  • Saab

  • Sandvik

  • SCA

  • SEB

  • Securitas

  • Sinch

  • SKF

  • Skanska

  • SSAB

  • Stora Enso

  • Sweco

  • Swedbank

  • Tele2

  • Telia

  • Trelleborg

  • Volvo

  • Wallenstam

  • Wihlborgs