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Havredals creates 100% plant-based foods from common Nordic raw materials, grown and harvested in Sweden and our Nordic neighboring countries. Simple crops, which are taken advantage of and become pure super foods.

Lingio AB is a Stockholm-based company that specializes in language learning, particularly focused on the Swedish language. The company develops an application that incorporates gaming principles to enhance the learning experience, making it both enjoyable and engaging for users. In addition to its general language app, Lingio offers vocational language courses tailored to various sectors, including cleaning, catering, hospitality, construction, transportation, information technology, real estate, healthcare, vehicle technology, plumbing, and electricity. Through its innovative approach, Lingio aims to improve language acquisition in a fun and effective way.

Re:Newcell AB operates as a textile recycling company in Sweden. It also produces and sells a dissolving pulp from recycled textiles under the Circulose brand name. The company’s Circulose product is used as a raw material to produce natural biodegradable textile fibers, such as viscose and lyocell. The company was founded in 2012 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Winningtemp AB is a Swedish company that specializes in human resource management software. Founded in 2014 by Mathias Hansson Fredlund and Pierre Lindmark, the company aims to foster healthy and productive workplaces by providing tools that collect, measure, and analyze personnel data in real time. The software offers insights into leadership progress, task fulfillment, and employee satisfaction, enabling organizations to make informed decisions about their workforce. Headquartered in Gothenburg, with an additional office in Stockholm, Winningtemp is dedicated to enhancing workplace dynamics through innovative technology.

Winningtemp AB is a Swedish company that specializes in human resource management software. Founded in 2014 by Mathias Hansson Fredlund and Pierre Lindmark, the company aims to foster healthy and productive workplaces by providing tools that collect, measure, and analyze personnel data in real time. The software offers insights into leadership progress, task fulfillment, and employee satisfaction, enabling organizations to make informed decisions about their workforce. Headquartered in Gothenburg, with an additional office in Stockholm, Winningtemp is dedicated to enhancing workplace dynamics through innovative technology.

PressCise AB is a Swedish start-up, situated in the small village of Herrljunga, Sweden. They develop novel compression products for a global market, within medical, sport and veterinary medicine.

Nordiska Virkesbörsen AB develops a marketplace for timber trading. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Sjöhem is Sweden's first niche residential site focusing on sea and seaside properties throughout the country. Here you will find everything from fleeting villas on the coast to a red summer cottage on a lake you can not name. The common factor for all objects? The proximity to the rolling blue. Instead of searching visitors from a city or municipality as a visitor, Sjöhem is based on a unique search function. You filter based on how many kilometers you can plan to travel from a specific location, and then get up a radius of objects. Through this type of search, you expand your search area and hopefully discover items you might otherwise be missing. Perhaps your new dream place is in a place you previously did not even know.

AIM Sweden is a modern company that uses additive manufacturing (3D printing) to create products with complex structures. The company makes impossible things possible. It offers its customers unprecedented flexibility in the design and manufacturing of components in metals and polymers using additive manufacturing technology for industry and medical technology application.

Winningtemp AB is a Swedish company that specializes in human resource management software. Founded in 2014 by Mathias Hansson Fredlund and Pierre Lindmark, the company aims to foster healthy and productive workplaces by providing tools that collect, measure, and analyze personnel data in real time. The software offers insights into leadership progress, task fulfillment, and employee satisfaction, enabling organizations to make informed decisions about their workforce. Headquartered in Gothenburg, with an additional office in Stockholm, Winningtemp is dedicated to enhancing workplace dynamics through innovative technology.

Biofrigas Sweden AB is a company based in Gothenburg, Sweden, specializing in the production of liquid biogas through the upgrading and liquefaction of biogas. The company's technology enables small-scale biogas production suitable for various sectors, including food industries, agriculture, and wastewater treatment. Additionally, Biofrigas provides carbon dioxide and heat for diverse applications, supporting sustainable practices in its targeted industries.

Colabitoil Sweden is a company in the "Green Tech" fuel sector. The company is building a strong brand in the field of biofuels through its method of hydrogenation of vegetable oils. The use of fossil fuels currently accounts for more than 30 percent of Sweden's total energy use. The fuel industry is facing major changes, and demands on renewable fuels are increasing for each day. Of fuel in Sweden, more than 20 percent is biofuels and about 30 percent of biofuels are HVO. HVO accounts for the largest increase in fuels and more than doubled compared with the same period last year.

CamCoil Systems Sweden AB manufactures reels for the metal industry. The company is based in Karlstad, Sweden.

Ottos Barnmat AB produces organic gruel and smoothies for babies. It distributes its products through stores and delivery services. The company was incorporated in 2011 and is based in Lidingö, Sweden.

Lystra Personal Assistans aims to create, with Norrland as a base, one of Sweden's leading assistant companies by conducting the business entirely in line with what the legislators intended when introducing LSS.

Branäsgruppen is a ski resort operator. n the early 1960s, ideas were raised on a ski slope in Branäs. The then Finnskoga-Dalby municipality received a promise from Prime Minister Tage Erlander of a million SEK in support. This provided that any person in charge would take care of the project. At that time, however, no one was willing to be responsible for the construction of a ski slope in Branäs. It was only in the mid-1980s that the project got a real boost. LO-Värmland took over the Branä project, and together with HSB Värmland and the county council in Värmland managed to finance. In July 1987, the message was given that the Branä project would receive state aid. In 1988 the spade was put into the ground and the inauguration of the plant was made by King Carl XVI Gustaf in December of the same year. Over 500 million kronor were invested in the first few years, after which it became more difficult as costs went off and bankruptcy was close. In 1992 an agreement was made with creditors and the debts were written down by 75%. HSB Sweden took over the plant and operated it until 1999. After that, the current owners took over Branäs Fritidscenter AB and since 2004 belonged to Kungsberg's ski resort in the Branä Group. The Group also includes Vallåsen Ski Resort, Ulricehamn Ski Center, Ånnaboda, Storstenshöjden and Tolvmannabacken.

Infrafones, a Stockholm, Sweden-based maker of soot cleaning technology.

Mackmyra Swedish Whiskey AB was formed in March 1999 and started a pilot distillery in the same year. The first drops of raw whiskey were distilled on December 18, 1999. Mackmyra's business idea is that life lovers in Sweden, the Nordic region and the rest of the world will be offered an attractive range of whiskey and whiskey-related products through the strong brand Mackmyra. Almi Invest, together with four private investors, has invested in Mackmyra Svensk Whiskey AB.

The Local is the largest English-language news network in Europe, reaching five million readers monthly. Founded in April 2004 by Paul Rapacioli and based in Stockholm, Sweden, The Local delivers a blend of local and international news, covering topics such as politics, business, sports, and culture. It aims to provide insights into the local essence of various nations while catering specifically to foreign professionals residing in Europe. The content is produced by a mix of staff journalists, freelancers, and user contributions, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives. The Local operates local editions in several countries, including Sweden, Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Austria, and Italy, and is funded primarily through advertising.

Malwa International AB designs and develops gripper and mini forwarders used in transportation of forest goods. The company is based in Hyssna, Sweden.

iRead New Media AB owns and operates web portal for selling magazines in digital form. The company is based in Sweden.