Sweco adjusts business area structure to increase focus on core markets
17 January 2019
To fully align with the Sweco strategy and to simplify the organisation, Sweco announces an adjustment to its business area structure. In conjunction, Bo Carlsson is retiring from Sweco’s Executive Team.
Sweco UK Managing Director Set For New Role On International Group Executive Board
17 January 2019
Max Joy, the managing director of engineering, environment and design consultancy Sweco UK, has been appointed to the company’s international group executive board.
Jonas Dahlberg to leave his position as CFO of Sweco
07 January 2019
Sweco AB (Sweco) (Nasdaq Stockholm; ticker symbol SWECA and SWECB) today announces that Jonas Dahlberg will leave his position as CFO of Sweco after close to 11 years at the company to take on the role as CFO of Transcom WorldWide AB. Sweco has initiated the process of finding a successor. Jonas Dahlberg will continue in his current role during his notice period.
Sweco strengthens its position in safety expertise services
02 January 2019
Sweco has signed an agreement to acquire Linnunmaa Ltd, a chemical and environmental safety consultancy in Finland. This acquisition further strengthens Sweco’s offering in technical and regulatory safety expertise and environmental services.
Many European cities are undergoing a transport revolution
27 November 2018
The privately owned car has long been the leading means of transportation in big cities. But car pools, electric bikes and self-driving vehicles can challenge the car’s dominant position.
Sweco set to design major road and motorway improvements in UK
20 November 2018
Sweco is to design a range of major UK road and motorway improvement projects, as partner to two lead contractors on the new EUR 10bn (£8.7bn) Highways England regional delivery framework.
Sweco Wins Places On £8.7bn Highways England Framework In Partnership With Galliford Try And Graham
09 November 2018
Engineering consultancy Sweco is to design a range of major UK road and motorway improvement projects, as partner to two lead contractors on the new £8.7bn Highways England regional framework.