Swedish companies are planning significant growth but face challenges, while strategic mergers and resilient corporate performances shape the market outlook.
Sweden's mergers and acquisitions market has rebounded in late 2025, with increased risk appetite and significant share purchases, including a major investment in Boho Group.
Sobi’s recent billion-dollar acquisitions, including the purchase of Arthrosi, underline the company’s focus on long-term growth despite initial negative market reactions.
Mips secures Koroyd acquisition worth over 430 million kronor, while Ge-kås unveils plans to expand its store by 50,000 square meters amid strong growth in Swedish retail and manufacturing sectors.
Swedish entrepreneurs are losing billions annually due to inexperienced M&A advisors despite a strong market and record stock performance, while emerging companies like We Sports prepare for significant IPOs.
Swedish business sellers face substantial losses from inadequate advisory services amid rising acquisition complexities demanding thorough technical and environmental risk assessments.
Swedish mergers and acquisitions in 2025 have surged in both volume and value, boosted by Mega Deals and strong performance in tech and industrial sectors, signaling market recovery and optimism.
W5 Solutions, Munters, and Weissrs have secured major contracts and acquisitions, reflecting Swedish corporate growth in defense, climate solutions, and industrial software.
ABB has sold its Robotics division to SoftBank for $5.4 billion, opting out of a public listing despite promising future prospects, stirring mixed reactions among investors.
ABB divests its Robotics division to Softbank for $5.4 billion, signaling a strategic pivot to focus on core areas and reflecting investor confidence in robotics.
Ikea has acquired the American logistics company Locus to strengthen its logistics capabilities in the U.S. market, marking a key strategic expansion for the Swedish retailer.