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Sweden Country Report 2013

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Sweden Country Report 2013
Mona Osterberg, CEO

Mercodia delivers uncompromising accuracy with specialised ELISA kits

Accuracy that is never compromised, from the laboratory bench to a patient's bedside - this is the guarantee that comes with every product and service from the world-leading immunoassay kit developer, manufacturer and distributor Mercodia.

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Safegate docking guidance systems ease airport congestion

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Piezo LEGS positions for success with microprecision

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Malmberg brings biomethane technology into China

When master blacksmith Jons Mattisson-Malmberg drilled his first water-well 147 years ago in Yngsjo, Sweden, he began the legacy of creativity and reliability that Malmberg has maintained as a global clean technology leader. Across five generations, the company has built its reputation as a dependable provider of turnkey products and services for drilling, water treatment, geoenergy and biomethane purification.

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Per Malmberg, CEO
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Sino-Swedish environmental co-operation for sustainable cities grows stronger

With expertise in environmental technology, Sweden spearheads key eco-city projects and maintains active contacts with more than 10 cities throughout China, promoting sustainable urban solutions. Two important areas undergoing transformation are Tangshan for the Tangshan Bay project and Wuxi New District.

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SHL stays ahead of health care and biotech revolution

Recognised for its significant contributions to the global health care industry, SHL Group combines Swedish technological innovation and design with the manufacturing strengths and skilled workforce of Greater China.

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Titania Group woos real estate investors in Asia

The most comprehensive construction and installation group in Stockholm invites Asian investors to join in its journey towards further growth. Marking its 10th anniversary of consolidating expertise in all aspects of building and renovation, Titania Group is ready to assist Asian investors entering Stockholm's booming real estate market.

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Einar Janson, CEO
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OneMed delivers precise medical and distribution knowledge

Home to about half the world's elderly, Asia is a key destination for health service providers and medical supply companies, and OneMed - northern Europe's leading medical supplies distributor - is keen on sharing its health care logistics expertise in the region.

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Wasa blends form and function as 'Button King'

Global sales for the apparel market registered a robust growth rate of 6 per cent last year, largely driven by Asia's continuing economic development, rising disposable incomes and a desire for higher standards of living among consumers.

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MJP boosts regional presence with Singapore office

Combining traditional Swedish quality with the best minds in hydrodynamics, Marine Jet Power (MJP) has created the fastest yet most fuel-efficient waterjet engines known worldwide. The company's acquisition of military marine jet propulsion expert Ultra Dynamics last year completes its range of waterjet systems, lending MJP a stronger global presence, especially in Asia, which is its biggest market.

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Hans Andersson, executive vice-president, global sales and marketing
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iStone's integrated, value-added solutions redefine business intelligence

Booming economies in Asia are stimulating businesses globally, but only those with stable, well-integrated enterprise systems are flourishing beyond their potential. The key is finding not just the right business intelligence products, but a partner who turns such business tools into decision-making, profit-generating investments.

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Markus Jakobson, CEO
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Global companies can achieve growth through modular architecture

Modular architecture is placing an increasing number of companies at the forefront of their industries. A cross-functional product design and manufacturing approach, modularity improves a company's competitiveness as it solves complex problems and improves business efficiency.

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Scanacon makes acid management commercially viable in the region

Acid management technologies that reduce the environmental impact of steel production benefit large-scale players, but are traditionally costly for small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As a global leader in acid management, Scanacon is changing this dynamic with tailor-made modular systems that are also commercially viable for SMEs.

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Rapid Granulator perfects plastic recycling

While it takes plastics thousands of years to decompose, granulators grind them in seconds for recycling. Used primarily by plastic injection, blow moulding and extrusion facilities, these machines allow manufacturers to reuse the full value of plastic wastes and rejects. Such is the commitment of Rapid Granulator, the leading supplier of size-reduction solutions for the global plastic industry.

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Magnus Titusson, managing director
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Breakwater developer makes breakthrough in floating structures

With a history of almost 100 years of pioneering concrete pontoons and floating breakwater systems, SF Marina System continues to push boundaries with its latest projects around the world.

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Lars Odhe, president
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Securing production lines with wide array of fasteners

Having constant access to a wide assortment of components is crucial for assembly lines, as a missing part could cost companies valuable time and money. Boasting 130,000 products in its portfolio, one of the largest selections in Scandinavia, fastener expert Mattssons ensures that it can consistently deliver products and services to clients anytime.

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Transmode's packet optical network solutions boost Asia's information superhighways

More than 1 billion mobile phone users in China and an information and technology boom in Southeast Asia are driving the need for faster video and download capacity. At the same time, businesses need increased bandwidth to support the exchange of vast amounts of information between datacentres. To help businesses adapt to such trends, Transmode Systems provides packet optical network solutions for fibre optic networks.

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OSM delivers top-notch carrying solutions in volumes

Growing alongside the global boom in the mobile industry, the OSM Group has focused its innovations on improving functionality and maintaining clients' brand identity. The leading provider of carrying solutions and accessories for mobile electronic products combines this market approach with large-scale production capacity to give clients such as BlackBerry, HP and Samsung an edge in the industry.

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Phil Mulholland, president and CEO
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SCANPAC makes breakthrough in powder metallurgy technology

Passionate about improving the existing processes for manufacturing high-alloyed steel components, Dr Christer Aslund invented SCANPAC, a groundbreaking powder metal production technology. Aslund, president of Hydropulsor Sweden and Metec Technologies, is eager to share this advanced powder metallurgy method with companies worldwide.

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SM Power surges ahead in green, efficient energy conversion systems

Efficient energy conversion is among the most important yet challenging aspects in reducing global energy consumption. Led by Asia's unquenchable development, worldwide energy consumption is projected to rise 56 per cent by 2040 - which means solutions from power supply experts such as SM Power will be critical contributors to sustainable energy usage.

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PartnerTech boosts hi-tech manufacturing with Dongguan base

PartnerTech is making it easier for technology companies to scale up manufacturing operations in Asia with its new hi-tech facility in Dongguan. Opened in November last year and certified according to ISO 9001, 14001 and 13485 standards, the factory is ideally suited for medical and clean technology products, among others.

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Meticulous assembly of a medical device in a clean room at PartnerTech Dongguan
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Tylö redefines wellness with soothing Soft Sauna

Synonymous with the best of Scandinavian saunas, Tylo has a refreshing take on traditional sauna culture fused with innovative design for the modern lifestyle. Tylo's stylish options for sauna, steam baths and infrared cabins fit seamlessly into any contemporary home.

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Krister Persson, Tylö Group CEO
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Nordic and Baltic hub readies cross-docking facility for surging trade

Surging trade between Asia and Europe drives the need for cost-efficient logistics on both continents. With its latest investment of 150 million Swedish kronor (HK$180 million) in a cross-docking facility, Norrkopings Hamn och Stuveri (NHS) ensures that Norrköping port remains well-equipped and strategic as the Nordic and Baltic sea region's distribution hub.

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AP&T pursues global market as knowledge-based engineering company

Sheet metal and tube-forming specialist AP&T in Sweden is setting the stage for a broader, stronger global presence. A merger of some of Sweden's pioneering companies in automation, pressing and tooling, AP&T is transforming from a sales and service provider to a knowledge-based global engineering company by 2020.

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Purac proposes cleaner water and energy solutions

Putting environmental protection among the main thrusts of its five-year development plans, the Chinese government is actively seeking solutions to remedy growing pollution concerns and ensure the well-being of its public.

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Jonas Fack, managing director
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Backer boosts R&D in Asia to support industrial growth

A leading provider of measurement, control and electric heating systems, Sweden's Backer Group has given global companies in various industries solutions that promote energy and cost savings. Such sustainable solutions are gaining importance in Asia, given the region's rapid modernisation.

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(From left) Christer Fredriksson, director at NIBE Element, and Robert Nilsson, market and technical manager of Backer
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ESBE brings comfort and efficiency to Asia's households

Asia's expanding middle class is driving the demand for more comfortable living environments such as residential spaces with ample heating, cooling and water supply. With the infrastructure upgrades in Asia, international valve maker ESBE Group is keen on supporting the region's need for premium hydronic systems.

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Zound echoes the sound of success to the region

Functionality and aesthetics are fused together in every sound equipment and headphone that Zound Industries produces. Designed to be more than just a listening device, Zound headphones are fashionable and express individuality. Zound pushes the boundaries in developing novel products to target a wider clientele.

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