Sweden and Ukraine sign Letter of Intent to jointly produce defence materiel in both countries
Sweden and Ukraine have agreed to deepen defence cooperation through the joint production of materiel, with manufacturing to take place in both countries.
Sweden and Ukraine have agreed to deepen defence cooperation through the joint production of materiel, with manufacturing to take place in both countries.
AstraZeneca, Ericsson, Saab, SEB and Wallenberg Investments have announced the launch of Sferical AI, a new company that will operate a sovereign AI supercomputer to help prepare Sweden’s leading industries for the age of artificial intelligence.
Lithuanian Vice Minister of National Defence Orijana Mašalė has met representatives of BAE Systems Hägglunds in Sweden to discuss a potential acquisition of CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.
Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel and Swedish steel producer Swebor signed a strategic partnership agreement to establish Canada’s first facility dedicated to ballistic-grade steel production.
The Swedish Government has instructed the Armed Forces to offer NATO the opportunity to open a logistics headquarters in Sweden.
“The security of the Baltic States and NATO's Eastern flank is the cornerstone of the security of the entire Euro-Atlantic region,” said Latvian Minister of Defence Andris Sprūds.
Saab has acquired Deform AB, a forming company based in Degerfors, Sweden, to secure long-term supply of speciality parts for the defence sector.
The Finnish Defence Forces and the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration have jointly ordered KNL’s Cognitive Networked HF (CNHF) Manpack radios in a deal worth approximately €15 million.
Clavister, a leading Swedish cybersecurity firm, has entered into a partnership with Saab to strengthen cyberdefence capabilities within Saab’s cross-domain solutions.
Saab has published its financial results for the first half of 2025, highlighting robust growth in sales and earnings across all business areas.
A Swedish submarine recently docked at a rockface on the far side of the Baltic Sea, where Finnish Army logistics personnel were on hand to load torpedoes.
Swedish defence technology firm Nordic Air Defence (NAD) has raised $3 million in an expanded pre-seed funding round, bringing the total raised to $4.4 million.
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