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Why Viva Wine’s SEK3.45bn takeover arrives as acquisitions grow revenue but organic sales decline
Viva Wine’s SEK3.45bn takeover has regulatory clearance, but the 90% acceptance threshold now decides whether the Swedish wine group actually goes private.
Skanska wins $94m Virginia data centre construction contract
Skanska has won a US$94 million Virginia data centre contract. Discover what the award means for backlog, margins and SKA B investors.
Why Saab’s $2.5bn Gripen E victory is about far more than selling 16 fighter jets
Saab has converted Ukraine’s Gripen ambitions into a firm SEK 24.6 billion order, creating a major export reference while adding new pressure to its expanding production system.
Why ABB’s NASCAR microgrid showcase could matter beyond motorsports
Find out how ABB’s NASCAR Grid Control could shape ABBN stock sentiment, microgrid demand and temporary event power strategy today!
Loomis expands Argentina cash network with SEK 180m Transportadora del Interior deal
Discover how Loomis’ SEK 180 million Argentina acquisition expands its cash-management network and supports its broader Latin America growth strategy today.
Can Skanska’s $1.02bn subway win help New York finally extend the Q line to East Harlem?
Skanska’s $1.02bn Second Avenue Subway win advances New York’s Q line extension. Read why East Harlem transit, cost and delivery risk matter.
Sectra deepens US imaging AI push as Grady Health System adopts Amplifier Services
Find out how Sectra AB’s Grady Health AI rollout could reshape radiology workflows, imaging IT strategy and hospital AI deployment.
EQT exits Enity Holding as Nordic mortgage lender faces its next market test
EQT is out, Enity is public and the discount was visible. The next test is whether Nordic mortgage growth can outrun investor caution.
Autoliv (NYSE: ALV) stock in focus as TĂĽrkiye closure adds $142m restructuring charge
Autoliv is cutting TĂĽrkiye capacity as auto demand flattens. The real test is whether a $142M charge can protect future margins.
Ericsson posts 6% organic growth in Q1 2026 as currency headwinds mask gains across four global markets
Ericsson posts 6% organic Q1 2026 growth and nearly doubles free cash flow, but SEK 3.8B restructuring charges and legal risks complicate the recovery story. Read more.