Sigma Technology Group is a global technology consultancy with operations in Sweden, Hungary, Norway, Kosovo, Germany, and Ukraine. We work with world-leading companies, seeking partners with the expertise and capacity to drive improvement and harness innovation. To support our clients’ R&D and strategic projects, we offer cross-industry expertise and flexible delivery models, specialising in product information, software, embedded systems, digital solutions, and IT infrastructure. Our approach combines local presence with global reach, tailoring services to meet each client’s needs.
Organic growth has been central to our story, from our Swedish beginnings to our global expansion. After being delisted from the stock exchange in 2013, Sigma launched a new strategy focused on a broader service offering, greater expansion opportunities, and a fresh approach to starting and developing companies. Sigma Technology then formed a group with a focus on organic growth. Since then, several new subsidiaries have emerged, founded by entrepreneurs who see better opportunities within Sigma than elsewhere.
Our organisational philosophy, “Local Drive – Global Strength”, allows us to combine global capabilities with local entrepreneurship. We operate within a flat, inclusive, supportive, and entrepreneur-driven organisation, with both the client and individual at the centre.
The strategy is to grow by an average of 20 percent annually. Between 2014 and 2022, revenue increased organically from approximately SEK 250 million to SEK 1.9 billion, in a strong economic climate. To support continued expansion, the Swedish operations were reorganised into three sub-groups in 2021. The aim was to create clear platforms for continued organic growth and stronger market positioning. Each sub-group has a designated manager who drives development towards the goal of becoming a top three player within its segment.
Organic growth is and will remain the core of our strategy. Acquisitions are rare and are primarily considered when expanding into entirely new clients, services, markets, or countries.
As expected, 2025 has followed the pattern of the past two years, with a cautious market climate. R&D-focused clients in industry, defence, and energy continue to show stable or growing demand. The automotive sector has remained steady, although staff departures and strategic shifts within the industry in Gothenburg are expected to affect the latter part of the year. Our focus on the public sector has exceeded expectations, resulting in several new framework agreements. The organisation has adapted well to a softer market and the increased demand for project- and team-based delivery.
We are proud to have been named Sweden’s Best Employer by Universum for the twelfth consecutive year. Deloitte has also recognised us as a Best Managed Company for the seventh year running, making us the first Swedish company to achieve Platinum status.
Figures for 2025 are based on the latest available forecast and may therefore differ slightly towards actual outcomes. This applies to all 2025 figures.