Understand the importance of general meetings. Review details on upcoming AGMs, agendas, and historical outcomes to enhance shareholder participation and engagement.

The General Meeting of Shareholders is Sweco’s highest decision-making body, where all shareholders are jointly entitled to make decisions on Sweco AB’s affairs. Shareholders who are recorded in the share register on the record day and who have provided timely notification of their participation are entitled to participate in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and vote for all of their shares. AGM or Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) resolutions are generally made by simple majority. However, in certain cases, the provisions of the Swedish Companies Act stipulate a qualified level of attendance to achieve a quorum or a specific majority of votes.

The AGM must be held in Stockholm within six months following the close of the financial year. Resolutions made by the AGM include, among others, adoption of Sweco AB and Group income statements and balance sheets, approval of dividends, discharge from liability for the members of the Board and CEO, determination of fees for the Board of Directors and statutory auditors, election of Board members, Chair of the Board and statutory auditor, decisions regarding the Nominating Committee and other matters as required by the Swedish Companies Act. At Sweco AB’s AGM, each shareholder has the opportunity to ask questions about the company and its performance during the past year. The Board, Executive Team and statutory auditors are present to answer these questions.

AGM 2026

The Annual General Meeting 2026 of Sweco AB (publ) will be held on Wednesday 22 April 2026, in Stockholm at 3 p.m. CET

Extraordinary General Meetings

Board of Directors

Explore the role, composition and work of Sweco’s Board of Directors in guiding the company’s strategy, performance and sustainability.

Nominating Committee

Learn how the Nominating Committee supports the General Meeting by preparing proposals on Board composition, fees and auditor appointments.

Remuneration Committee

Learn about the Remuneration Committee’s role in preparing guidelines and decisions on remuneration, incentives and employment terms.

Audit Committee

Learn how the Audit Committee supports the Board of Directors by monitoring financial reporting, sustainability reporting, internal control and risk management.

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Jan Allde

Chief Financial Officer

Katarina Rave

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President and Executive Team

Explore Sweco’s President & CEO and Executive Team and their role in leading the Group.

Västerbron - an arch bridge in central Stockholm, Sweden

The Sweco share

Explore key information about the Sweco share, from performance to ownership.

Financials

Explore Sweco’s financial performance and key financial information.