Sweden is experiencing critical structural and demographic economic challenges highlighted by experts who urge comprehensive reforms to ensure productivity and sustainable growth.
Vaekstkapital is driving growth in Sweden's alternative investment sector with high returns and a co-investment strategy that emphasizes transparency and quality.
Sweden is expected to recover from recession in 2026, with economic optimism from industry leaders tempered by structural challenges like rising energy costs and the need for innovative efficiency solutions.
Investor, controlled by the Wallenberg family, has divested billions of kronor in SEB shares citing regulatory requirements, signaling a major shareholder shift.
Riksbyggen introduces a free AI energy calculator enabling Swedish housing cooperatives to quickly estimate and achieve significant energy cost savings, with cases like BRF Siktet and BRF Rörestorpshus 2 demonstrating substantial financial and energy reductions.
Swedish clean energy firms adopting advanced technologies face financial setbacks amid market downturns, supply chain issues, and ongoing innovation.
Sweden experiences fewer bankruptcies in January 2026 alongside strong regional financial performance, indicating economic improvement.
Cash withdrawals in Sweden decreased 15% in late 2025 amid ATM outages, with highest withdrawals in Skåne and lowest in Östergötland.
Sweden revises housing loan limits, boosting property prices, while SBAB offers market-leading business savings interest rates with transparent terms.
Billerud and SCA face profit declines amid challenging timber market conditions but foresee recovery potential in 2026 due to falling wood prices.
SBAB has grown its business savings market share by over 50%, offering significantly higher interest rates and a fully digital account setup, backed by a state deposit guarantee increasing to 1,150,000 SEK in 2026.
Electrolux beats profit expectations with strong cash flow despite losses in North America, while CEO Yannick Fierling is optimistic about tariff-driven advantages in the US market.
Sweden's aging underwater infrastructure demands urgent repairs and modernization, with specialist company Suab at the forefront of maintenance and complex underwater construction.
Sweden's electricity prices surge over 40% in a week, raising fears of Europe's highest electricity tax and sparking calls for urgent tax reform.
Swedish companies are planning significant growth but face challenges, while strategic mergers and resilient corporate performances shape the market outlook.
Billerud's Q4 2025 profitability declined due to weak demand and oversupply, prompting a proposed dividend cut amid challenging market conditions.
Swedbank announces a major extra dividend following a strong Q4 2025, with CEO Jens Henriksson emphasizing the bank's financial strength and market leadership in the Baltics.
SEB reported lower Q4 profits than expected but proposed an extra dividend and a share buyback, demonstrating commitment to shareholders despite earnings pressures.
Amid Sweden's ongoing recession and rising living costs, more households are turning to high-interest loans while economists warn of continued economic risks and uncertainty.
AB Volvo reduces its dividend amid mixed market signals, raising forecasts but sparking debate over payout strategy.
SEB has upgraded its growth forecast for Sweden's economy in 2026, highlighting strengthening labor market and rising wages as key growth drivers despite global uncertainties.
Sweden's economy grows faster than expected with inflation easing, bolstered by strong regional fiscal results in Örebro län.
Sandvik beat Q4 2026 earnings expectations with rising revenues, strong mining demand, and a proposed dividend increase, signaling optimism despite currency pressures.
Northern Sweden faces unusually high electricity prices in January 2026 due to cold weather, low hydro levels, and a new power cable linking to Finland.
Sweden's economic growth forecasts for 2026 improve as SEB raises GDP outlook and inflation is expected to decline amid cautious optimism and fiscal reforms.
Business Sweden provides free tailored export advice and strategic support to Swedish SMEs aiming for international growth, emphasizing the value of local expertise and robust planning.
Sweden's energy sector must address workforce competence and AI training gaps to meet climate goals and technological advances, experts warn.
Sweden experiences a sharp rise in household debt alongside concerns over insufficient data hampering economic policy and risk assessment.
Sweden's mountain ski resort real estate market is steadily recovering, with rising prices and a mixed but improving trend in building permits after pandemic lows.
Swedish companies Notes, Gilion, and Dustin reveal Q4 2026 results, growth strategies, and insider investments indicating a dynamic economic outlook.
Sweden's economy shows resilience amid reforms but faces challenges from limited household economic data and cautious consumer spending.
Swedish households may benefit from a weaker dollar and stronger krona despite global economic uncertainties tied to political tensions and US trade threats.
Sweden's economy is showing recovery signs with growth in GDP and consumption, yet energy prices and consumption behavior pose ongoing challenges.
Sweden’s green economy has become the world’s fourth largest sector, while government 2026 tax reforms aim to bolster overall economic growth amid inflationary challenges.
Volvo has been approved to build a new battery factory in Mariestad despite local concerns about environmental and safety risks, including ammonia emissions and fire hazards.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson warns of a likely food VAT increase after 2027 while addressing Sweden's economic resilience amid global trade tensions and fiscal challenges.
Ericsson's robust Q4 profit leads to a higher dividend despite over 1,600 layoffs in Sweden, drawing mixed reactions from the market and unions.
Ericsson exceeded Q4 profit forecasts with strong financial results, raised dividends, and proposed buybacks, but faces challenges with layoffs and Europe's tech sovereignty issues.
Flerie offers Swedish investors unique access to private life science firms through an evergreen investment model, balancing risk and innovation in biotech.
Sweden’s economy is forecasted to rebound strongly in 2026 despite tariffs and trade tensions, with banks predicting up to 3% GDP growth fueled by rising household incomes and investments.