Quarterly reports from Swedish companies show strong gains in construction, declines in IT services, and innovation in marine technology, alongside rising interest in investment products.
Quarterly reports from Swedish companies show strong gains in construction, declines in IT services, and innovation in marine technology, alongside rising interest in investment products.
Swedish companies report mixed but generally positive financial results for Q3 2025, with gains in fitness and food sectors and challenges in transplant technology.
Vitec reported higher third-quarter revenue for 2025 but saw its EBITDA dip slightly to 235 million kronor from 248 million kronor a year ago.
Katrineholm municipality and Region Västernorrland report strong mid-year financial results with surpluses, budget efficiency, and planned investments to support future growth in 2025.
Heba Fastighets AB showcases achievements in sustainability through digital transformation efforts.
Stendörren's financial goal adjustment coincides with Visma's report on payroll industry trends.
Swedish businesses increasingly support the shift to mandatory e-invoicing in response to the EU's ViDA directive.
Support is rising in Sweden for mandatory e-invoicing laws to enhance competitive efficiency.
SEB's analysis highlights the strong performance of Swedish defense firms in 2025 rankings.
Oncopeptides reports strong growth and aims for profitability by 2026 amidst expanding market reach.
Swedish businesses confront urgent operational challenges as outdated systems and fragmented data hinder financial decision-making.