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6/11/2025
For the ninth consecutive year, Järvaveckan is being held – this year from June 11 to 14 – and Axel Johnson continues as a main partner of the event. Axel Johnson will be present during the week together with our civil society partners.
Read more6/2/2025
Solkompaniet and EnergiEngagemang are merging to develop and strengthen their market-leading position in large-scale solar power and energy storage, with the ambition to lead the energy transition in the Nordics. Both companies are majority-owned by Axel Johnson through AxSol.
Read more3/20/2025
Former Axfood CEO Klas Balkow is joining Axel Johnson’s Board of Directors following his election at the Annual General Meeting. With a solid background in retail and the food industry, including many years as CEO of Axfood, Klas Balkow will be a strong addition to the board.
Read more3/14/2025
The year 2024 can be summed up as a year of stable results in challenging markets. Sales amounted to SEK 144 (126.7) million and profitAX* to SEK 4.1 (4.4) billion. Our two largest group companies, Axfood and Axel Johnson International, managed to maintain their profit levels from their all-time high results of 2023. While focus was largely on efficiency and cost control, important steps were taken to strengthen market positions, with among other things, the acquisition of the hypermarket chain City Gross and 18 acquisitions within Axel Johnson International.
Read more1/20/2025
The board of Axel Johnson has decided that Caroline Berg will continue as permanent CEO of the company after having served as interim CEO since November 2024. At the same time, Marie Ehrling, who has been vice chair of the board since 2015, will take over the role of chair of the board.
Read more11/4/2024
Axel Johnson announced today that Thomas Ekman and the board have agreed that Thomas will step down from his position as CEO of the company. Board Chair, Caroline Berg, will take on the role of interim CEO starting today, while a recruitment process to find a new CEO begins. Thomas Ekman will remain with the company until December 31, 2024, to ensure a smooth transition.
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