AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSweden Immigration Rules: Sweden’s Migration Agency published a list of 21 job categories that can work without a permit, even as the general minimum salary threshold rises to 33,390 SEK from June 1, 2026—an important practical shift for employers and recruiters. Nordic Shipping: Wallenius SOL bought two RoRo vessels (Balticborg, Bothniaborg) and secured a long-term cargo contract tied to Smurfit Westrock’s kraftliner mill in Piteå, Sweden—aimed at stronger year-round service through winter conditions. Pharma Dealmaking: Curium and Lantheus agreed a definitive merger worth up to $8.0bn, combining Curium’s theranostics and manufacturing with Lantheus’ U.S. radiodiagnostics business. Biotech Leadership: BioNTech named Swedish Sobi CEO Guido Oelkers as its next CEO, as founders prepare to spin out a new mRNA-focused biotech. Defense Industry: Zelensky says Ukraine’s Freyja could underpin a joint European anti-ballistic missile system, with Sweden among the participating countries. EV Market Watch (Sweden): Tesla’s July registrations fell sharply in Sweden (-60% year-on-year), highlighting uneven demand across European markets despite overall EV momentum. AI & Telecom: NTT Docomo is partnering with Ericsson to deploy AI-ready RAN compute across Japan’s 4G/5G networks.
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