Svensk Elektronik recently participated in a well-attended industry meeting arranged by FMV (Swedish Defence Materiel Administration), where around twenty representatives from training units and industry gathered to discuss how training and certification in soft soldering can be strengthened for the Swedish defence industry. Sweden has a long tradition of high quality requirements in the area – not least thanks to the Air Force’s early insights back in the 1950s and the development of our national defence standards […]

– will lead a national initiative for circular and resilient electronics production Svensk Elektronik, together with six partners, has been granted funding within Net Zero Industry for a three-year project starting on December 1, 2025. The purpose of the project is to drive development towards a more circular, resource-efficient and robust Swedish electronics production. The project brings together industry, research and recycling actors in […]

On November 19, many of our member companies gathered for an inspiring and informative Autumn Meeting at Trimble in Danderyd – and what a fantastic day it was! Warm thanks to Trimble and today's hosts Jan Lindblom and Mikael Nordenfelt for an engaging and insightful presentation that gave us a clear picture of your successful and exciting business. A special thank you […]

Svensk Elektronik has now moved into the Swedish Chamber of Commerce building at Storgatan 19 in Stockholm – a strategically important location that strengthens both our presence and role in the Swedish business community. The new address, which houses the Swedish Chamber of Commerce, brings us closer to several key players in the industry and makes it easier to monitor and influence […]

The EU is promoting Digital Product Passports (DPPs) as a key component in achieving a circular and sustainable economy. The DPP will make it possible to easily scan a product and access critical information on everything from the origin of raw materials and environmental impact to repair and recycling options. This directive is likely to come into force for electronics in 2028. For this to work seamlessly […]

Europe is facing a crucial future issue: without a clear and long-term semiconductor strategy, we risk becoming too vulnerable in a world where technology controls both economy and security. Sweden has this week highlighted that the EU must act to build resilience, reduce dependence and strengthen our global competitiveness. Semiconductors are the heart of global technological development […]