BUSINESS SWEDEN

The Swedish Trade & Invest Council

PROGRESS BY TRADE

We help Swedish companies grow global sales and international companies invest and expand in Sweden.

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Expand Globally

Want to capture opportunities in global markets? We can assist you every step of the way. Our advisors in Sweden and at more than 40 offices worldwide will support your entire expansion journey. We help you become a successful exporter, build your presence and reach new customers and partners. Explore our services and programmes.

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Invest in Sweden

Looking to invest or expand in Sweden? We offer international companies free support throughout the decision-making process, tailored to your needs. Our industry experts can provide market analysis and guidance on site selection, rules and regulations and facilitate contacts – working closely with local government agencies and stakeholders.

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Join us at one of our many events. Participate in seminars, courses, or business delegations. Establish valuable connections with industry leaders, broaden your professional expertise, and deepen your knowledge.

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Analysis
Fragile recovery

The world economy is expected to grow by around 2.5 per cent in 2026 despite trade conflicts, geopolitical tensions, and the war in the Middle East. Europe’s recovery is gaining traction and the outlook for Swedish exports has improved – but a complex risk landscape is emerging. Explore this year’s second edition of Global Economic Outlook for analysis.

Report
Europe’s new industrial policy reshapes the path to growth

Europe is entering a new phase of industrial policy, as competitiveness, decarbonisation and economic resilience increasingly shape investment decisions and business opportunities across the region.

Analysis
Steady outlook for Swedish exports

Swedish export companies remain optimistic about the future despite a somewhat weaker forecast. Business Sweden’s Export Managers’ Index (EMI) fell by 2.9 points to 56.1 in the third quarter. The index for expected demand from Asia declined sharply while prospects stayed positive for Europe and North America.

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Join us at Business Sweden

At Business Sweden, we do management consulting with a higher purpose. When joining us, you will be part of a diverse collective of thinkers and doers and be subjected to a broad display of international projects.