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Learn how Mycronic’s solutions enable electronics manufacturers to capitalize on the growing demand for electric vehicles and their infotainment systems.

Automation is key for electronics manufacturers to save time, increase quality, and reduce costs in a competitive, dynamic market. Every manufacturing step that can be automated will be.

Mycronic is adapting to the changing global landscape of electronics production and leveraging its local presence in key markets across Asia, Europe, and the Americas.

Cybercrime will cost companies worldwide $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Read about how Mycronic contributes to cyber security and data protection in the electronics industry.

Multibeams to camera - through product life cycle analysis Decreasing the environmental impact of the SLX mask writer When a product is manufactured, it goes through a life cycle that starts with

There is a growing recognition in the electronics industry of the need to become more sustainable. The shift to a more circular production is one of the most important priorities.

Big data means big potential - AI Big data means big potential Mycronic’s new collaborative Center for Deep Learning in Electronics Manufacturing (CDLe) in San Jose, California is focused on deep

BRIGHTER BRIGHTER project near completing printing device for human skin BRIGHTER is an EU-financed research project that aims to develop a novel bioprinting technology that will be used to

Discover how Mycronic inspires children and high school students to pursue a career in engineering and solve real-world problems with technology.

How two Mycronic R&D leaders are defying stereotypes and aiming for the stars Anything is possible Hunched over the instrument panel of a Saab fighter jet, Jenny Svahn learned early in her

The Speed of Light and the Future of Photonic Wire Bonding Light, traveling at an astonishing speed of nearly 300,000 kilometers per second in a vacuum, can circumnavigate the Earth about seven and

"The success of SLX is about people and technology along with the trust of our customers." What is the success behind the SLX series, and.. what is a mask writer? Charlott Samuelsson, Senior

Did you know Mycronic die bonders aid in creating medical sensors as part of the treatment for sleep apnea? Mycronic die bonders are utilized in the production of medical sensors for treating

Did you know that Mycronic can assemble electronic components as tiny as a grain of sand? Our MYPro A40 pick-and-place is at the heart of this incredible precision. These advanced machines are

Discover the highlights of Mycronic's Annual and Sustainability Report for 2024. Watch the video summary featuring insights from President and CEO Anders Lindqvist on the company's achievements

Kristina Svanteson and Sara Mårtenson in a meeting about sustainbility Innovating with solid-state lasers: Mycronic's commitment to climate change Mycronic is committed to do its part to

Anders Lindqvist, CEO and Pierre Brorsson, CFO, Mycronic commenting Year-end Report 2024 Watch our brief video summary of the Year-end report Q4 2024 Mycronic Year-end Report 2024 - CEO and CFO

Watch our brief video summary of the highlights from our past quarter's report Interim report January-September Q3 2024 - CEO and CFO Comments Today we published Mycronic's Interim report

We transform customer needs into leading market products. Video: Half a century of navigating a fast-changing electronics industry For more than 50 years, Mycronic has brought life-changing

Mycronic AB (publ), interim report January-June 2016 Strong demand results in record high order backlog and continued good results Mycronic reports a strong first half-year with regard to the

Mycronic AB (publ), Interim report January-September 2015 Third quarter July-September 2015 Order intake was SEK 559 (842) million Net sales were SEK 605 (338) million EBIT was SEK 262 (37)

Full year report 2014 Fourth quarter October-December 2014 Order intake was SEK 618 (374) million Net sales were SEK 656 (325) million EBIT was SEK 231 (42) million Earnings per share was SEK 2.37

Interim report January-March 2015 First quarter January-March 2015 Order intake was SEK 471 (287) million Order backlog was SEK 869 (193) million Net sales were SEK 304 (242) million EBIT was SEK

Interim report January-June 2015 Second quarter April-June 2015 Order intake was SEK 311 (281) million Net sales were SEK 285 (238) million EBIT was SEK 1 (6) million Earnings per share were SEK

Mycronic receives order for an FPS mask writer from a customer in the US Täby, 4 August, 2015 - Mycronic AB (publ), has received order for an FPS mask writer within the multi-purpose segment

Mycronic adjusts the outlookupwards for full year sales in 2016 Täby, 6 December, 2016 - Mycronic AB (publ), today adjusts the outlook upwards for full year sales in 2016 to the level of SEK

Mycronic nomination committee for AGM 2016 appointed The following persons have been appointed as members of Mycronics’s nomination committee for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in 2016: Henrik

Mycronic today publishes the 2014 Annual report Täby, 7 April, 2015 – Mycronic AB (publ) today publishes the 2014 Annual report. The 2014 Annual report is available on the company web site in

Mycronic signs agreement on long-term bank financing of 700 MSEK Täby, 15 November, 2016 – Mycronic AB (publ), has today signed an agreement with Nordea concerning a long-term financing of up

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