Whitepapers & Guides

With the rapid digitalisation and advancements in e-commerce, Swedish businesses now have unprecedented opportunities to reach customers worldwide. The maturation of e-commerce has fostered a global consumer base that is increasingly confident and comfortable purchasing from international e-commerce operators. This swift evolution paves the way for Swedish companies to emerge as successful global e-commerce leaders.

How are Swedish exports impacted by the weak Swedish krona and rising geopolitical tensions? A new survey from Business Sweden uncovers key perspectives from leading representatives at industrial companies.

Potential opportunities and partnerships for Swedish companies within Portugal’s energy sector.

Potential opportunities and partnerships for Swedish companies within Spain's energy sector.

Côte d’Ivoire presents a promising landscape for sustainable business ventures in the transport sector and offers Swedish companies ample opportunities to promote their solutions while contributing to the country’s development. This report explores some of the key opportunities for Swedish businesses interested in investing in the country’s sustainable transportation growth.

In the face of escalating global water scarcity, Morocco emerges as a critical focal point, as it grapples with severe water shortages. This report delves into the country's water crisis, explores governmental initiatives, and underscores the pivotal role Swedish companies can play in providing innovative and sustainable water solutions.

The Covid-19 pandemic reshaped purchasing behaviors in China. This report provides insights into Chinese consumers' journey and key actions for Swedish companies to succeed in the market.

Explore the potential for Swedish companies in Africa’s energy transmission sector – presenting an overview of six major markets where opportunities are on the rise. Get the inside perspectives to capture the momentum.

Sweden and Finland's NATO membership will open many new doors for Nordic companies to do business with NATO allies, and most significantly, the United States. This acquisition guidebook, "Doing Business With NATO," is an introduction for small and midsized enterprises.

Innovation is accelerating rapidly in the agri-food tech sector with Singapore in the vanguard of progress. A new report from Business Sweden maps out the local opportunities.

The weak Swedish krona is having a significant impact on exports of goods and the ability of Swedish export companies to capture opportunities in global markets. This is revealed by a new survey presented by Business Sweden, based on interviews with some 300 financial directors across key industry sectors.

Semiconductors are the heartbeat of our digital world - but to power the digital transition, production across the supply chain must be both sustainable and resilient. Taiwan is emerging as a production hub, ramping up production to meet global demand but also in response to the challenges presented by major global events and geopolitics. But what opportunities are there for Swedish companies?

The USA’s multifaceted policy and regulatory landscape has far-reaching implications that shape market conditions – and understanding the nuances and dynamics of this landscape is crucial for Swedish companies looking to enter or grow their presence in the market. We spoke to government affairs professionals representing some of Sweden’s largest companies in the US to collect their insights and advice on how to navigate the laws, processes, and regulatory conditions.

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important driver in Singapore’s retail sector as government initiatives and consumer behaviours combine to increase demand for green products and services. This report explores the current landscape, policies, and initiatives in the Singaporean retail market and how Swedish companies are, and can, shape the shift towards sustainable consumption.

South Korea, one of the largest semiconductor markets, has embarked on a semiconductor journey, backed by government initiatives, including the K-Semiconductor Strategy and K-Chips Act, aiming to establish the country as a global chip powerhouse in both memory and system chips by 2030.