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Norrköping showcases opportunities for logistics and business establishment

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2026-09-22
To connect with new and existing partners and stakeholders, strengthen Norrköping’s position as a hub for logistics and investment, and create opportunities for new collaborations, the Municipality of Norrköping, Port of Norrköping, Norrköping Airport and Norrköping Science Park are jointly exhibiting at the Logistics & Transport trade fair. Together, they showcase the conditions for innovation, future-ready logistics chains, successful business establishments and sustainable growth.
This is the first time the four organisations have carried out a joint initiative of this kind. The collaboration highlights Norrköping’s combined offering and the close partnership between local government, business, research and education.

“By bringing together our strengths, we can present a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. Norrköping has the location, infrastructure, expertise and collaborative spirit needed to meet the future demands of logistics and business development,” says Rickard Bender Dalhäll, Head of Growth, Municipality of Norrköping.

Logistics & Transport is the Nordic region’s largest trade fair and conference focused on the future of logistics and transport solutions. The purpose of participating is to showcase what Norrköping has to offer: business establishment services, a full-service seaport with intermodal freight flows, an international airport, and an innovation ecosystem where businesses, researchers and academia can collaborate. With its strategic location and proximity to Swedish, Nordic and European markets, Norrköping is a natural choice for logistics, development and investment.

The Logistics & Transport trade fair takes place in Gothenburg on 3-4 November.

We welcome you to visit us at stand C00:05!

In the photo, from left to right: Jesper Low, Norrköping Airport; Anders Lundqvist, Norrköping Science Park; Sofia Svensk; Rickard Bender Dalhäll; Anna Wetterlind, Municipality of Norrköping; Darius Sarka, Norrköping Science Park; Matilda Törnered, Tommy Andersson, David Hellstedt, Mikael Malzoff and Susanne Mannerstam, Port of Norrköping.