Making progress on our climate targets

We are happy to announce good progress on our science-based climate targets! We have reached one target and are on track to meet the other - but there is still more work to be done by 2030.

Mycronic Interim Report January-March 2025 - CEO and CFO comments

Today we published our Interim Report January-March 2025.

Protecting ideas that matter

Lasers make Nur Ismail eyes light up with excitement. Mention “acusto-optic modulators” and the soft-spoken PhD leans in with a smile. For years, he has worked behind the scenes on specialized R&D projects critical to refining the exceptional precision and quality of Mycronic pattern generators. Now Nur and his team are being honored with the first-ever Mycronic Inventor Award.

Annual and Sustainability Report 2024 - CEO comments

Mycronic AB (publ) today publishes its Annual and Sustainability Report 2024, now available for download as a PDF from the report archive on our website. Watch our short video summary of President and CEO Anders Lindqvist's comments on 2024.

The power of partnership

India’s electronics manufacturing industry is booming, and PCB Power is one of the companies leading the way. Supported by one of Mycronic’s distributors Accurex, PCB Power, a Gujarat-based company, has been able to expand beyond PCB manufacturing to become a flexible full-service PCB assembly partner to a wide range of growing industries. India is quickly becoming a major player in the global electronics industry, with the government targeting for the country to become one of the top three global electronics exporters by 2026. As the industry has grown, PCB Power has emerged as one of the country’s leading PCB manufacturers.

Mycronic Year-end Report 2024 - CEO and CFO comments

Today we published our Year-end Report January-December 2024.

Innovating with solid-state lasers: Mycronic's commitment to climate change

Mycronic is committed to do its part to limit climate change. We have set science-based targets to halve our climate footprint until 2030.

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 sleep apnea. These sensors are part of a sophisticated system designed to manage obstructive sleep apnea, a condition where the airway becomes blocked during sleep, causing interrupted breathing and significantly reducing sleep quality.

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 designed to deliver high accuracy and flexibility, allowing manufacturers to produce complex electronic assemblies with unparalleled efficiency.

One out of every two smartphones use dispensing technology from Mycronic's High Volume division

Axxon, the core of Mycronic's High Volume division, is the leading supplier in the field of fluid dispensing automation. While you may not sense them, they are everywhere.

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 a half times in just one second. At speeds of around 200,000 kilometers per second in fiber optic materials, light trapped in an optical fiber could circle the Earth five times in that one second.

The false call killer

Some call it the “false call killer”: a new Automatic Defect Classification system that leverages deep learning to dramatically reduce false call rates while improving first-pass yield in 3D Automated Optical Inspection (AOI). The recent release of DeepReview comes as welcome news for manufacturers applying full test coverage, where any variation in material, component type or board design can unleash new streams of tedious false calls. To learn more about DeepReview and the benefits of deep learning in the daily lives of review operators, we spoke to two of the system’s key developers: Romain Roux, R&D Director for AI, and Nicolas Guillot, Software Systems Architect.

User-driven design

“Our customers are growing. But they should never outgrow their investment,” says Mark Flaskett, Product Manager Printing, of the latest launch of the MYPro S series stencil printers. “In recent years, we’ve already significantly boosted speeds in inspection and pick-and-place. And we see stencil printing as a natural part of this development — raising the ceiling once again in terms of throughput and cycle times.”

The power of one

For years, Mycronic inspection customers have benefitted from a single web-based interface for unified SPI and AOI data. The latest MYPro Create™ software brings the same seamless integration to jet printing, making job creation faster, more intuitive and more stable than ever before.

"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 Vice President Pattern Generators, gives us some insights around the SLX in the following interview.

50 years in the mix

If there’s one constant in PCB assembly, it’s change itself. Whether it’s fast-changing product mixes, components or material flows, Mycronic customers have led the way, bringing complexity under control for more than 50 years.

Interim report January-September Q3 2024 - CEO and CFO Comments

Today we published Mycronic's Interim report January-September Q3, 2024. Find it here: https://www.mycronic.com/news-events/our-press-releases/interim-report-januaryjune-2024/ or from our report archive on our website.

Mycronic on Allbright´s Green List

We are proud to have been placed 19th on Allbright’s Green List, recognizing gender equality among Sweden’s publicly listed companies. This recognition is due to our executive management team achieving a balanced gender distribution of 40/60. Allbright is an independent, non-profit foundation dedicated to promoting gender equality and diversity in leadership roles.

Semiconductors at scale

In 1971, a group of Swedish engineers from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) began work on developing the first commercial laser mask writer. By the late 80s, Gerhard Westerberg and his team had sold their first system for the production of 6-inch photomasks for semiconductor applications. At the time few would have predicted that, a half-century later, it would be the foundation for a technology supporting the production of trillions of semiconductors worldwide.

The Spark of Genius: Asrar Alam's Global Journey in Electronics and Nanotechnology

In an era of global energy crises and a world facing environmental issues due to the negative impacts of fossil fuels, Asrar Alam’s curiosity has steered him on a path of exploring the possibilities within electronics, nanoscience, and technology. From a small village in India onto a world stage of technological advancements, Asrar is researching groundbreaking solutions together with Mycronic and Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH) to improve the energy efficiency of electronic architectures that could revolutionize computing.

Video: Half a century of navigating a fast-changing electronics industry

For more than 50 years, Mycronic has brought life-changing electronics and displays to life.

Breaking the displays barrier

In 1974, the world’s first prototype for a flat, active-matrix LCD was demonstrated. Yet, without a technology capable of mass-producing the small, thin transistors behind their pixel arrays, LCD displays might just have remained in the laboratory. Five decades later, this early innovation has evolved into an industry worth more than USD 133 billion per year. That’s 272 million square meters of LCD and AMOLED displays produced every year for everything from TVs and car displays to computers and mobile devices. At the heart of this revolution is a technology designed and built in Täby, Sweden.

Interim report January-June Q2 2024 - CEO and CFO Comments

Today we published Mycronic's Interim report January-June Q2, 2024. Find it here: https://www.mycronic.com/news-events/our-press-releases/interim-report-januaryjune-2024/ or from our report archive on our website.

Learn more about our science-based emissions reduction targets

Our two near-term science-based emissions reduction targets have been approved by the Science Based Target initiative. This video provides insights into science-based targets, their significance to our business, and the targets set by Mycronic.

Design freedom at jet speed

At the ESCATEC facility in Switzerland, new products are being designed, prototyped and ramped up for full-scale manufacturing. Every day, two production lines churn out advanced electronics for high-power LED modules, LiDAR products, Time-of-Flight (TOF) modules and specialized camera systems. Once optimized for large-scale production, many are destined for commercial production at one of ESCATEC’s high-volume production sites in Bulgaria or Malaysia.

Augmented innovation

A love of imaging. An eye for software bugs. And a knack for keeping people, products and fast-evolving technologies on track. Over the years, Celine Pinoncely’s skills have served customers well. Now, as Test and Validation Manager at Mycronic, she’s constantly discovering new ways to expand her impact with the help of a growing global team.

Mycronic's Science-Based Targets approved: Paving the way for climate action

In the dynamic landscape of electronics manufacturing, Mycronic aims to stand at the forefront of sustainable practices. Our commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions aligns with the latest climate science and the Paris Agreement. As we strive to "Bring tomorrow's electronics to life," let's explore how Mycronic's science-based targets are shaping a greener future.

Mycronic marks more than 50 years of innovation

As 2024 unfolds, Mycronic celebrates a significant milestone; more than fifty years of innovation. The company’s history is characterized by sustained R&D efforts, strategic entrepreneurship, and a dedication to customer support. Mycronic’s influence extends beyond manufacturing; it has made a measurable impact on society.

Mycronic had a strong Q1, with the second highest ever EBIT, an acquistion and two product launches

We are happy to report a strong Q1, with the second highest ever EBIT, an acquistion and two product launches. Find our Q1 Interim Report January-March 2024 in our financial report archive.

Performing on the world stage

Some have a talent for spotting the next big thing. Even more impressive are the people who make it happen. Serena Li, Director of Overseas Sales and Marketing, High-volume, is certainly the latter: a fast learner with the drive and curiosity it takes to turn local market leaders into successful global brands. Just a decade after she spearheaded the international expansion of China’s leading fluid dispensing automation company, Axxon is now a global leader in its segment.