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A moose in the wildlife reserve. Photo: Nils Zatterstrom

Memories of an elk's gait, charge of a wild boar, and a worm

The beautiful scene unfolding in front of me could be straight out of one of Disney's all-time classics, Bambi (1942). A pair of pointed ears, eyes darker than midnight and a smallish frame covered in sleek russet fur signifies that I'm peeking at one of God's most timid creatures: the roe deer.

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Trade link goes beyond furniture and fashion

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Message from Consul General of Sweden in Hong Kong and Macau

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Hedson Technologies speeds up Asian deals to triple growth

Hedson Technologies is racing to serve Asia's budding automotive aftermarket. Forecasting the continued growth of the vehicle service and repair business, the leading body and paint shop equipment provider is pursuing partnerships, acquisitions and joint ventures to triple its revenue in the next three years.

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Magnus Bjornstrom, CEO

Environmental thinking sustains family business

Sustainability is a way of life at Callans Tra, a mid-sized forest and sawmill owner, and a leader in Sweden's bioenergy scene.

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Moberg Pharma nails Asian foothold with flagship product

Swedish speciality pharmaceutical company Moberg Pharma has brought its flagship product, Kerasal Nail, to China, capitalising on the brand's strong market acceptance in Europe, Canada and the United States. "We're getting a very positive response, confirming that our product satisfies a huge unmet need in Asia," says Peter Wolpert, founder and CEO.

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LeanDev brings latest financial software solutions to China

The same passion that has raised the efficiencies of leading European financial institutions will soon sweep Asia, starting in China. Lean, agile and continuously innovating, Swedish financial software specialist LeanDev will introduce its cutting-edge solutions on the mainland this year, giving potential local clients a technological edge in the market.

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Per Nyfelt, managing director

Scanjet goes full steam ahead for Asia's maritime industry

Asia's maritime sector is making huge strides in global trade traffic - nine out of the top 10 busiest port cities are in the region. With 90 per cent of its business coming from Asia, Scanjet Group reinforces regional dominance in tank management and tank-cleaning systems for marine, offshore and industrial applications.

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Electronics makers improve production with Mycronic equipment

Supporting electronics manufacturers as they respond to increasingly sophisticated market demands, innovation-driven firm Mycronic offers cutting-edge solutions that pave the way for the next big breakthrough in the electronics industry.

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Skype and Spotify, two technological breakthroughs making waves in the digital world, count two enterprising Swedes among their founders. AstraZeneca and Volvo are home-grown Swedish companies that have become renowned globally in their respective fields. The list of Sweden's finest would not be complete without IKEA, the iconic company that popularised Scandinavian minimalistic furniture and the cult-classic Swedish meatballs. Sweden is leaving its mark around the world and is continuing to reap global acclaim for its innovativeness.

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Envirotainer protects product integrity with temperature-controlled solutions

There is little room for mistakes when it comes to transporting high-value, temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals and health care products. This is why industry leaders such as Roche, Novartis and Pfizer take no chances - and turn to Envirotainer and its active temperature-controlled solutions.

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Simon Angeldorff, CEO

Westermo provides reliable data communications for mission-critical systems

The reliability of data communications in mission-critical operations - whether on the road, below the earth's surface or out in the open seas - can spell the difference between ground-breaking success and utter disaster. Few understand this better than Westermo, whose diverse industrial switches, routers, extenders, modems and converters are used for data communications in demanding applications.

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DB Schenker strengthens Asian trade with complete logistics solutions

Asia's growing economy, projected to average 5.4 per cent annually from 2014 to 2018, is creating the need for more reliable logistics providers that can offer a wide range of versatile transport solutions. Positioned to enhance trade between Asia and the Nordic region, the Sweden-based subsidiary of DB Schenker is primed to provide clients first-rate land, air, rail and ocean logistics solutions.

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Excavators can do more in less time with engcon's tiltrotators

Excavators have been indispensable construction machineries since their invention more than a century ago, but with the advent of engcon's cutting-edge tiltrotators, the capabilities of the heavy equipment have expanded far beyond excavation. Serving as the excavator's wrist, tiltrotators allow the machine to tilt and rotate work tools. Its hydraulic quick hitch makes it possible to safely switch between tools and attachments on the excavator faster.

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Krister Blomgren, CEO

Luna to boost Asian innovation through diverse tools

Ingenious ideas start with a spark; great innovations begin with the right set of tools and machinery. For industry leaders whose ideas shape industries the world over, this means making no compromises on quality while maximising value for money.

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Ulf Carlsson, managing director

Asian owner broadens Sirius International's geographical scope

Having built a strong and trusted reputation in insurance and reinsurance in more than 145 countries, Sirius International Insurance Corp has extensive capacity to adapt its expertise to meet the varying demands of clients from different cultural backgrounds.

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Reliability makes Ewalco a preferred food ingredients supplier

Supplying superior quality raw ingredients to leading food and nutrition companies in Sweden, Ewalco is distinguished as a strong and reliable business partner with a robust network of contacts across Europe and worldwide. Using natural ingredients in all its food products and recipes, the 35-year-old company is serving various segments in the food industry such as dairy, sport nutrition and ready-made food with its certified products.

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Powerpipe Systems warms up for Asia's growing district heating market

As extreme weather conditions heightened by climate change usher in the need for increased energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, the global market for district heating and cooling (DHC) systems is forecast to grow steadily over the next few years. Powerpipe Systems, a Nordic leader in the development, manufacturing and distribution of pre-insulated pipes and components, brings 30 years of reliability and Swedish expertise in DHC systems to the growing markets of Asia-Pacific.

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Ulf Andreasson, marketing director

Svedbergs ushers Scandinavian design into region's bathrooms

With the urbanisation of Asia's major cities opening doors for global construction projects, Nordic market leader Svedbergs - a Swedish pioneer in the development, manufacturing and marketing of the complete bathroom experience - brings its expertise to the region's growing metropolises.

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Fergas sweeps across Asia with air-moving solutions

A market leader in airflow component design, Fergas lives by its slogan, "Experts in moving air - everywhere". The company brings more than 65 years of industry experience in delivering air moving solutions that address thermal, acoustic and energy efficiency requirements.

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Rottneros draws strength from specialised production focus

In an increasingly competitive market, Swedish speciality pulp producer Rottneros is building on its niche strategy and independent status to differentiate itself and sustain corporate growth. "We have secured a strong market position with our culture of innovation and specialised production focus," says Per Lundeen, president and CEO. "Our priority is to optimise pulp to meet the high standards of select niches in the paper industry."

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Per Lundeen, president and CEO

STIGA Sports packs technology into table tennis blades

China has won six out of 10 men's world table tennis championships since 1959 and has topped all but two of the women's world championships since 1971.

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Hakan Fridh, CEO

Caldaro customises link between man and machine

Asia's robust construction equipment industry spurs demand for market-tailored man-machine interface control solutions. As a leading original equipment manufacturer of customer-adapted control components for various industries, Caldaro harnesses internal and external competencies to bring added value to its customers.

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