{"id":91636,"date":"2026-05-25T10:35:11","date_gmt":"2026-05-25T10:35:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/dk\/91636\/"},"modified":"2026-05-25T10:35:11","modified_gmt":"2026-05-25T10:35:11","slug":"ericsson-to-move-stockholm-hq-from-kista-to-hagastaden","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/dk\/91636\/","title":{"rendered":"Ericsson to move Stockholm HQ from Kista to Hagastaden"},"content":{"rendered":"

Additional leases for properties in the area have been signed in addition to the one previously communicatedProcess of moving Stockholm operations estimated to start 2028 and last several years<\/p>\n

STOCKHOLM, May 25, 2026 \/PRNewswire\/ — Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC<\/a>) today announces the decision to relocate its Stockholm operations, including its headquarters, from Kista to Hagastaden on the northern city boundary. The move will create modern and attractive office space designed to encourage collaboration and to compete for future talent.<\/p>\n

The process of moving Ericsson’s employees in Kista is estimated to begin in early 2028 and take several years. Ericsson’s Kista operations include R&D, business areas, group functions and the Imagine Studio \u2013 Ericsson’s tech showcase, meeting and collaboration space for customers, partners, VIPs, the industry ecosystem and events.<\/p>\n

B\u00f6rje Ekholm, President and CEO of Ericsson, says: “We have carefully evaluated what type of premises and location which will best meet the future needs of the company’s Stockholm operations and people. With a vibrant location in the heart of the city’s technology collaboration and innovation community – including easy access to our changing business ecosystem, partners and decision makers – Hagastaden is clearly best-placed to address our future operations. A thriving city campus will also strengthen our attraction for the top talent of the future.”<\/p>\n

Ericsson today also announces that it has signed leases with Atrium Ljungberg and Castellum for properties in Hagastaden. The newly signed leases comprise of five properties in Hagastaden and collectively add up to approximately 71,000 Sq m.<\/p>\n

Three buildings \u2013 Wave (22,000 Sq m); Corner of Ekeblad (23,000 Sq m), and Trinity (13,000 Sq m) \u2013 will be leased from Atrium Ljungberg. Emerald House (9,500 Sq m) and Jubileumshuset (3,500 Sq m) will be leased from Castellum.<\/p>\n

Ericsson has previously signed a lease with Castellum for the 24,000 Sq m Infinity property in Hagastaden. The property is currently under construction and is expected to be ready by late 2027. It comprises two connected buildings.<\/p>\n

While Ericsson has signed leases in Hagastaden, the company has yet to finalize its definitive future presence in the area to complete the new campus.<\/p>\n

B\u00f6rje Ekholm says: “The new Ericsson City Campus in Hagastaden will be a great workplace, while also designed to encourage more collaboration and innovation. It will also be a showcase for our global customers with Ericsson as part of the energetic fabric of the city of Stockholm.<\/p>\n

Ericsson will make the move to Hagastaden in phases across several years with estimated start in 2028. Ericsson will continuously update employees as the process of relocating to Hagastaden continues.<\/p>\n

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What did Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) announce about relocating its Stockholm headquarters to Hagastaden?<\/p>\n


\n Ericsson announced plans to relocate its Stockholm operations, including its headquarters, from Kista to Hagastaden. According to Ericsson, the move will create a modern city campus designed to support collaboration, innovation, and talent attraction within Stockholm\u2019s technology and innovation district. \n <\/p>\n


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When will Ericsson begin moving its Stockholm operations from Kista to Hagastaden?<\/p>\n


\n Ericsson estimates that moving employees from Kista to Hagastaden will begin in early 2028. According to Ericsson, the relocation will take place in phases over several years, with continuous updates provided to employees as the new city campus is developed and occupied. \n <\/p>\n


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How much office space has Ericsson leased in Hagastaden for its new city campus?<\/p>\n


\n Ericsson has signed new leases for about 71,000 sq m of space across five Hagastaden properties. According to Ericsson, this is in addition to a previously signed 24,000 sq m lease for the Infinity property, forming the core of the future Ericsson City Campus. \n <\/p>\n


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Which Hagastaden buildings has Ericsson leased for its future Stockholm headquarters campus?<\/p>\n


\n Ericsson will lease Wave, Corner of Ekeblad and Trinity from Atrium Ljungberg, and Emerald House and Jubileumshuset from Castellum. According to Ericsson, these total about 71,000 sq m and complement the 24,000 sq m Infinity property already leased in Hagastaden. \n <\/p>\n


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What is the expected completion timeline for Ericsson\u2019s Infinity property in Hagastaden?<\/p>\n


\n The Infinity property in Hagastaden, already leased by Ericsson, is under construction and expected to be ready by late 2027. According to Ericsson, Infinity consists of two connected buildings and will form part of the broader Ericsson City Campus in Stockholm. \n <\/p>\n


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Has Ericsson finalized its full future presence in Hagastaden for its Stockholm operations?<\/p>\n


\n Ericsson has not yet finalized its definitive future presence in Hagastaden, despite signing multiple leases. According to Ericsson, work continues to determine the final configuration of the new city campus that will house headquarters, R&D, business areas and group functions over time. \n <\/p>\n


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