Swedish security company Securitas has been selling surveillance equipment to Turkish prisons for several years, according to an investigation by the French-German channel Arte, Sveriges Radio Ekot reports.
BusinessSecurity group Securitas reported a pretax profit of SEK 2.6 billion in the third quarter of this year, up from SEK 1.0 billion in the same quarter last year.
BusinessThe credit rating agency Standard & Poor's Global Ratings has raised the credit rating for security group Securitas to BBB-plus, with a stable outlook.
BusinessSecurity group Securitas reports an operating profit before depreciation of SEK 2.8 billion for the second quarter of the year. This was 1 percent higher than last year's profit.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange ended a turbulent trading week on the upside. The OMXS index closed up 1 percent.
BusinessSecurity group Securitas's pre-tax profit rose 18 percent to SEK 2.1 billion in the first quarter.
BusinessSecurity group Securitas reports an operating profit before depreciation of SEK 3.1 billion for the fourth quarter of 2025.
BusinessThe alarms about infiltration follow each other. The government now wants to review the regulations for background checks in both private and public activities.
SwedenSVT's "Uppdrag granskning" reveals that the Foxtrotnätverket had an infiltrator who worked at Securitas for five years. After the editorial team presented their information to the security company, the person was fired.
SwedenThe Stockholm stock exchange was boosted by a surge of stock market upswings that rolled over the world on Thursday. The broad OMXS index rose 0.7 percent. The risk appetite increased since the USA's president Donald Trump flagged a major trade agreement with the United Kingdom.
BusinessThe stronger krona is expected to have hit hard against Swedish export companies during the first quarter. But what is waiting around the corner is more unclear than in a long time after Trump's tariff shock. The risks are high, says Karl Hedberg, stock manager at Carnegie Private Banking.
BusinessDuring the stock market crash in the days following Donald Trump's tariff decision, young people went against the stream and bought shares, according to the online broker Avanza. It's like catching a falling knife, says 17-year-old Elias El Shobaki.
Business"The Trump effect" was absent on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. After an initial rise, the broad OMXS index fell to minus 0.9 percent at closing.
BusinessIt looks shaky ahead of the reporting season, which kicks off this week. The German automotive industry has set the tone with a series of profit warnings. I fear that there will be more negative surprises than usual, says SEB strategist Esbjörn Lundevall.
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