Micael Johansson

Saab’s Order Intake More Than Triples to SEK 65.8 Billion in Third Quarter

Defense group Saab's order intake more than tripled in the third quarter compared with the same quarter last year. Profits rose sharply, as expected.

Saab signs letter of intent with Canada for six Global Eye aircraft

The defense company Saab is taking another step toward selling the Global Eye airborne surveillance and command system to Canada.

Saab Reports Record-Breaking Quarter Amid Strong Defense Demand

The defence conglomerate Saab delivers historically strong quarterly figures. The company simultaneously reiterates its previously set sales forecast.

Saab CEO's Pay Jumps to 33.5 Million Kronor Amid Profit Surge

This is how Saab will grow in the security crisis - "a challenge"

The tense security situation has put the defense company Saab in new focus. The company has expanded and recruited heavily in recent years. But there are challenges now when all countries want to arm up. We are scaling up as much as we need to be able to keep pace with our deliveries, says Saab's CEO Micael Johansson.

Saab raises forecast – but the stock price falls

The defence group Saab is raising its sales and profit forecasts ahead. For even if there is peace between Russia and Ukraine, the rearmament will continue, believes CEO Micael Johansson. We must build up new capabilities, so it will need to continue, he says.

Secret Drone Project Completed in Record Time

The Defence Forces and Saab have developed a secret drone project for the army over the past year. With new software, swarms consisting of drones will be able to be controlled.

The Defense: A Responsible Decision by the Government

The Defence Forces commend the government for the decision to say no to 13 wind farms in the Baltic Sea. A responsible message, according to Brigadier General Stig-Olof Krohné. I can remain somewhat unimpressed by the criticism from wind energy and all other stakeholders in this matter, he says.