This is a list of notable companies based in Sweden, grouped by their Industry Classification Benchmark sector. For further information on the types of business entities in this country and their abbreviations, see "Business entities in Sweden".
BillerudKorsnäs, paper
Boliden AB, mining
Holmen, paper
Höganäs AB, powdered metals
Kosta Glasbruk, glass
LKAB, mining
Nyby bruk, stainless steel, a part of Outokumpu
Orrefors glassworks, glass
Ovako, steel
SSAB, steel
Domnarvet, a part of SSAB
Stora Enso (Swedish-Finnish), paper
Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget (SCA), paper
Södra, paper pulp, sawmills
Uddeholms AB, steel, a part of Voestalpine AG
Vida AB, sawmills
Axel Johnson Group
Axel Johnson AB
Axfood
Nordstjernan
Grimaldi Industri AB
Stena Sphere
AarhusKarlshamn (AAK), vegetable oils, fats
Abba Seafood, seafood
ABU Garcia, fishing reels, now part of Jarden corporation
Acne Studios, fashion
Arla Foods, dairy
Ballograf, ballpoint pens and pencils
Björn Borg, fashion
Brio, toys
Cheap Monday, clothing
Clavia, musical instruments
Cloetta, chocolate
Electrolux, appliances
Elfa International, shelving
Ellos, e-commerce
Esselte, office products, now a part of J.W. Childs Associates
Filippa K, clothing
Findus, frozen food, now owned by Lion Capital LLP
Fjällräven, outdoor clothing
Galvin Green, golf clothing
GB Glace, ice cream, now owned by Unilever
Haglöfs, outdoor equipment
Hagström, musical instruments
Hasselblad, cameras
Hestra, gloves
Husaberg AB, motorcycles
IsaDora, cosmetics
J.Lindeberg (JL), clothing
Jens of Sweden, defunct media players
Jofa, defunct sport equipment, now part of Reebok
Koenigsegg, automotive
Kopparbergs Brewery, brewery
Krönleins, brewery
Kungsörnen, food
Lantmännen, agriculture cooperative
Luxor, defunct home electronics, acquired by Nokia
Marabou, acquired by Kraft Foods
Monark, bicycle
Mora of Sweden, knives
Nobia, kitchen
Nudie Jeans, clothing
Odd Molly, clothing
Oriflame, cosmetics
Polarbröd, bread
PostNord, mail, logistics
Primus AB, portable cooking devices
Pripps, brewery, now part of Carlsberg Group
Pågen, bakery
Saab Automobile, automotive, now owned by NEVS
SIA Glace, ice cream
Silva compass, navigation equipment
Spendrups, brewery
Stiga, garden mowers, now part of Global Garden Products S.p.A
Swedish Match, tobacco
Thule, automotive
Urbanears, headphones
V&S Group, beverages
Volvo Cars, automotive, part of Geely Automobile
VSM Group, now part of SVP Worldwide
Wasabröd, bread, now part of Barilla Group
Wayne's Coffee, coffeehouse chain
WESC, clothing
Avanza, stock broker
Bure Equity, investments
Carnegie Investment Bank, financial services
Danir AB, investments
Forex Bank, currency exchange
Handelsbanken, bank
Ikano Bank, bank
Investment AB Kinnevik, investments
Investment AB Latour, investment
Investment AB Öresund, investment
Investor AB, investments
L E Lundbergföretagen, investments
Länsförsäkringar, financial services
Melker Schörling, investment
Nordea (Swedish-Finnish), financial services
OMX AB, financial services
Ratos, private equity
Resurs Bank, bank
Skandia, financial services
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB), financial services
Skandinaviska Banken, defunct bank, merged into SEB
Stockholms Enskilda Bank, merged into SEB
Stockholm Stock Exchange, stock exchange, part of OMX AB
Swedbank (FöreningsSparbanken), bank
Föreningsbanken, defunct rural bank, merged into Swedbank
Trustly, online banking payments
3H Biomedical, bio tech
AstraZeneca (Swedish-British), pharmaceutical
Astra, defunct pharma now merged into AstraZeneca
Biacore, now a part of GE Healthcare
BioGaia, probiotic
Cederroth, personal health care
Diamyd Medical, research
Elekta, radiation therapy
Getinge Group, medical technology
Meda AB, pharmaceutical
Mölnlycke Health Care, medical device
Nobel Biocare (Swedish-Swiss), dental implants
Orexo, pharmaceutical
Phadia, blood test systems
Pharmacia, defunct pharma
Promessa Organic, eco-burial
Recipharm, pharmaceutical
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum, specialty healthcare
Alfa Laval, heavy industry
Alfdex, industrial separators
AkzoNobel, paints, coatings
AP&T, metal forming machinery
Arcam, 3D printing
Asea Brown Boveri (ABB), robotics, automation
ASEA, defunct
Assa Abloy, locks
Atlas Copco, industrials
Atlet AB, trucks, now part of Nissan
Autoliv, automotive safety
BAE Systems AB, defence, part of Bae systems land and armaments
Bahco, now a part of Snap-on
Berg Propulsion, controllable pitch propellers
Bindomatic, office supplies
Bofors, arms
Boghammar Marin AB, shipyard
Bona AB, flooring
Camfil, air filtration
DeLaval, farm machines
Dockstavarvet, shipyard
Elanders, printing
ESAB, industrials, now a part of Colfax Corporation
Expander System Sweden AB, industrial machinery
Fagerhult Group, lighting
FKAB, ship design/construction
Flexlink, industrial automation
Gunnebo Security Group, security
Haldex, automotive parts
Hallberg-Rassy, sailing yachts
Hexagon, metrology
HIAB, lifts and cranes, now a part of Cargotec
Husqvarna, commercial tools
Jonsereds Fabrikers AB, now part of Husqvarna Group
Loomis, security
Mecel, consulting
Micromy, industrial coatings
Najad Yachts, sailing yachts
NCC AB, construction
NOHAB, defunct manufacturing
NorthStar, lead-acid batteries
Nyfors Teknologi AB, optical fiber equipment
Oskarshamn Shipyard
Peab, construction
Profoto, lighting
Saab, aerospace
Bofors, arms
Datasaab, computer division of Saab
Kockums Naval Solutions, shipyard
Sandvik, engineering
Scania AB, commercial automotive, now a part of Volkswagen Group
Vabis, part of Scania
Securitas AB, security
Securitas Direct, security
Semcon, consulting
Skanska, construction
Göinge Mekaniska AB, defunct steel buildings, merged into Skanska
SKF, mechanical parts
Sweco, consulting
Swegon, ventilation system
TetraPak, food packaging
Trelleborg AB, engineering
Volvo, industrial vehicles
Bolinder-Munktell, now a part of Volvo Construction Equipment
Wallenius Lines, shipping
Wise Group, consulting
ÅF, consulting
Öhlins, automotive parts
AB Svensk Filmindustri, film production
Betsson, online gambling
Bonnier Group, media
LeoVegas, mobile gaming
Maratone Studios, music production
Metro International, media
Modern Times Group (MTG), digital entertainment
Paradox Entertainment, entertainment
TV4 AB, media
Sveriges Television, Swedish national public TV broadcaster
WG Film, film production
X5 Music Group, music recordings
AGA, defunct natural gas, now part of Linde AG
Lundin Petroleum, oil
Nynas, oil
Åhléns, retail department stores
Clas Ohlson, hardware stores
Coop Norden, retail chain
Gekås, Swedish superstore
Hennes & Mauritz (H&M), retail clothing
Hästens, beds
ICA AB, retailing group
IKEA (founded in Sweden, but controlled by organisations based in the Netherlands)
Lindex, fashion retailer
Nordiska Kompaniet, retail department stores
Onoff, retail chain defunct in 2011
SIBA AB, retail
Destination Gotland, ferry-line
Malmö Aviation, airline
Nextjet, regional airline
Nobina, public transport
Rederi AB Slite, defunct ferry-line
SAS Group (Swedish-Norwegian-Danish), airlines
Linjeflyg, defunct airline, acquired by SAS
Scandic Hotels, hotels
SJ AB, public transport
Stena Line, ferry-line
Appear, mobility solutions
Aptilo Networks, mobile services
Bahnhof, internet service provider
Bredbandsbolaget, triple play services, now owned by Telenor
Columbitech, wireless security
Com Hem, triple play services
Doro, telecommunications products
Eniro, directory, search services
Ericsson, communication technology
Handheld Group, rugged computer
HMS Industrial Networks, industrial communications
Nanoradio, wireless semiconductors, now owned by Samsung
Neonode, touch technology
Symsoft, mobile services
Tele2, telecommunications
Comviq, merged into Tele2
TeliaSonera (Swedish-Finnish), mobile networks
Teracom, terrestrial broadcast
TerraNet AB, network
Transmode, network solutions
TrioAB, telecommunications
Acando, IT consulting
Avalanche Studios, video games
Axis Communications, network cameras acquired by Canon Inc.
Cision, software
Draim, games
EA Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment, video games
Elektron, synthesizers
ENEA, information technology
Fatshark, video games
Frictional Games, video games
IAR Systems, software
IFS AB, software
Illuminate Labs, video games lighting
IMINT Image Intelligence AB, software
Ingate, data security
Intertex, computer peripherals
Jeeves, software
Klarna, e-commerce
MachineGames, video games, part of ZeniMax Media
Mojang AB, video games, acquired by Microsoft
MySQL AB, acquired by Sun microsystems
Neogames, role-playing game publisher
Orc Software, financial software
Paradox Interactive, video games
Peltarion, software
ReadSoft, software
Remograph, software
SamLogic, software
Scalado, software
Seavus, software
Sector3 Studios, video games
Simogo, video games
Skygoblin, video games
Smart Eye, hardware and software
Soundcloud, online audio distribution
Spotify, streaming
Star Vault, video games
Starbreeze Studios, video games
Syncron, software
Tarsier Studios, video games
Telelogic, software, part of IBM
Tieto (Swedish-Finnish), IT services
Tradedoubler, internet marketing
Ubisoft Massive, video games, part of Ubisoft
WM-data, IT consulting
European Spallation Source, research
Mälarenergi, power
Skellefteå Kraft, power
Studsvik, power
Swedish Space Corporation, space
Umeå Energi, power
Vattenfall, power
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