Atrium Ljungberg extends lease contract with Ericsson in Gothenburg
Ericsson has been a tenant of Atrium Ljungberg since the property in Lindholmen was acquired in 2017. Today around 1,600 employees work at the property, of which around 90 per cent are in research and development, which makes the office one of Ericsson’s largest research and development offices. With broad competence and experience in three out of four of Ericsson’s business areas, the office is not just valuable internally for Ericsson but also plays a key role in the ecosystem in Lindholmen, Gothenburg and western Sweden.
“We are pleased to have renewed our lease contract with Atrium Ljungberg and that we will extend our stay at Lindholmen – where we have been since its inception. Remaining in our well-adapted premises leads to high satisfaction among our employees and strengthens our presence in one of Sweden’s most dynamic innovation clusters. As one of the first companies to establish here, we are proud to have played a role in Lindholmen’s development, and we look forward to being part of the area's future,” says Anna Dicander, the head of Radio & Transport Engineering at Ericsson.
“We are very pleased that Ericsson is choosing to stay with us at Lindholmen. The negotiations took place against a backdrop of mutual agreement and excellent cooperation, with a shared focus on long-termism and collaboration. Ericsson’s decision confirms the attractiveness of Lindholmen for forward-looking companies, and we truly look forward to a continued strong cooperation for many years going forward,” says Jennie Kenani, Property Manager at Atrium Ljungberg in Gothenburg.
Lindholmen has been transformed from an old shipbuilding area to the most knowledge-intensive and expansive area in Gothenburg. It has become an important hub for this growing city. Almost 20,000 people currently work and study at this location, which is now a modern office environment and international knowledge cluster, where innovative companies interact with researchers and students at Chalmers and Lindholmen Science Park.
Atrium Ljungberg’s properties in Lindholmen comprise a total of 73,000 m2 letting area. In addition to Ericsson, tenants include AB Volvo, RISE, Devport and VTI. Of the approximately 5,500 square meters that Ericsson will vacate in April 2026, about 1,400 square meters are currently leased to other office tenants.
The lease contract with Ericsson is known as a ‘green lease contract’. This is when the landlord and the tenant agree on joint measures to retain or improve the environmental performance of the premises.
Nacka, 12/06/2025
Atrium Ljungberg AB (publ)
