Ericsson announced it signed leases to move its Stockholm-area headquarters from Kista, Sweden, to Hagastaden, a district about six miles south in Stockholm.

TL;DR

  • Ericsson said it will move its Stockholm-area headquarters from Kista to Hagastaden.
  • The company said it has signed leases for the new headquarters location.
  • Hagastaden is about six miles south of Kista in the Stockholm area.

Ericsson said the headquarters move will keep the company’s main base in Sweden. The announcement concerns Ericsson’s Stockholm-area headquarters and identifies Hagastaden as the new district.

The company said it signed leases for the new site in Hagastaden. The move shifts Ericsson’s headquarters from Kista, which has long been associated with Sweden’s telecom sector.

The source report framed the decision as a move within the Stockholm area rather than a relocation outside Sweden. No timing for the headquarters move was provided in the source material.

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