Saab’s 2025 annual reporting highlights significant orders for Gripen fighter aircraft and GlobalEye airborne early warning and control systems, reinforcing its position as a key supplier of advanced air combat and ISR platforms and validating strong customer traction in high-end defence systems.

Saab reports that 2025 was a record year with order bookings increasing 74% to SEK 168.5 billion, order backlog rising to SEK 274.5 billion, and sales growing 24% to SEK 79.1 billion, indicating exceptionally strong demand signals and robust financial capacity to fund continued R&D and industrial expansion.

Saab reports welcoming approximately 3,300 new employees in 2025, evidencing aggressive workforce expansion to support increased order intake, production scaling and international program execution across defence and security domains.

Saab received an “A” rating from CDP for Climate Change for the third consecutive year, signaling advanced sustainability governance and alignment of defence-industrial operations with climate risk management and ESG expectations from institutional investors and government customers.

Saab secured an order via BAE Systems to provide multiple Giraffe 4A radar systems for the U.S. Air Forces in Europe, a contract worth roughly $48M (around 525 MSEK), demonstrating strong transatlantic industrial partnerships and deep integration into NATO-aligned air defence architectures.

Saab announced a new munitions facility in Grayling, Michigan, indicating continued industrial footprint expansion in the United States to localize production, strengthen supply chain resilience, and align with U.S. and NATO munitions demand.

Saab’s investor communications around the 2025 full-year results, including webcasts with CEO Micael Johansson and CFO Anna Wijkander and regular publication of detailed reports and sustainability data, demonstrate a mature digital and investor-relations presence tailored to global capital markets and defence stakeholders.