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Saab’s CEO and President Micael Johansson and CFO Anna Wijkander will present Saab’s interim report for January-June 2026. Date: Friday 17 July at 10:00 a.m. (CET). The report is published at 07.30 a.m. (CET) the same day at www.saab.com. You are welcome to watch the live webcast or dial in to the conference call. It is possible to submit questions over the conference call and from the webcast page.

So far, every Giraffe 1X system produced based on forecasts has been sold. This speaks volumes about a product that has nearly tripled its production capacity in 2025 compared to the previous year. In fact, Saab sold as many Giraffe 1X systems in 2025 as it had sold in total from the system's market launch in 2021 until the start of 2025. "The Giraffe 1X system is highly regarded and designed to address today's threats, such as drones," says Emma Berglund, Head of Product Unit Giraffe 1X.

Title: Project Manager  |  Location: Stockholm, Solna Strand  |  Time at Saab: 19 years He applied at Saab and got the job. That was 19 years ago. Over his years at Saab, Raymond has been an engineer, team leader, line manager and now project manager for a team working on customer projects linked to Saab’s sensor products. Every role has given him new experience, new perspectives and a new understanding of how a complex system, both technical and human, actually works.

Title: Test Maintenance Engineer  |  Location: Stockholm, Järfälla  |  Time at Saab: approx. 6 months She studied electrical engineering at KTH and then spent two years working as a consultant. It was a job that got tasks done but never really made her feel seen. When a former classmate on LinkedIn mentioned that Saab was hiring, she encountered a picture that was the exact opposite of what she’d left behind. "In my first job, I felt very invisible. I was just a cog in the machine.

Title: Head of the Giraffe Programme  |  Location: Gothenburg  |  Time at Saab: since 2012 Emma heads the Giraffe programme at Saab in Gothenburg, responsible for hundreds of engineers who develop, produce and deliver radar systems like Giraffe 1X every day. This is a system that can identify objects in the airspace at distances of up to 75 kilometres and is used in live operations around the world.

Title: Test Systems Developer  |  Location: Gothenburg  |  Time at Saab: approx. 2 years As a test systems developer at Saab in Gothenburg, Jacob’s job is to make sure that what’s produced actually works as it should: electrically, digitally and under pressure. He works with the test rigs, the advanced machines used to verify that Saab’s systems measure up before they’re delivered. "You learn best by getting things wrong, and here you’re allowed to get things wrong and have another go.

Put yourself in the shoes of a deployed squad of troops in a modern warzone. Word has come through that an enemy attack helicopter is in the area and carrying out devastating ‘pop-up’ attacks on the front line. When you hear the familiar whop-whop-whop of helicopter rotors coming from five kilometres to the east, you know you have a chance to bring it down. Saab’s RBS 70 NG missile launcher and its laser-guided Bolide missile have long been the ideal pairing for just this kind of job.

In addition to the 16 Gripen E fighter aircraft the contract also includes spare parts and associated items and equipment. "I am deeply proud that Sweden and Saab can now enable the provision of Gripen E to Ukraine, bringing a world-class fighter that will transform the Ukrainian Air Force’s capability. This will significantly strengthen Ukraine’s air defence and help ensure the nation can protect its people and safeguard its future,” says Micael Johansson, President and CEO of Saab.

Saab has today signed a contract with the Polish State Treasury Armaments Agency and received an order for the production and delivery of three A26-type submarines. The contract also encompasses a weapon package and a training- and support package. The order value corresponds to approximately SEK 47 billion. Saab will deliver continuously with the final deliveries scheduled during 2038.

Fiona Pswarayi never imagined herself working in defence and security. When she first saw the job posting at Saab, she knew little about the industry. In fact, she questioned whether she truly belonged there - a doubt that lingered throughout her entire interview process. Today, she stands as a testament to the power of personal values alignment and the transformative impact of supportive communities in the workplace.