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Billion-Dollar Deal Misses Own Deadline – New Agreement…

Summary by Dagens Industri
A year ago, the Swedish Armed Forces decided to defy their own expert authority and proceed with the purchase of SAS's headquarters in Frösundavik. The deal, worth 3.5 billion kronor, required government approval by September 30. But no decision was ever made. "The preparation of the issue continues," says Johan Hjelmstrand, press secretary to Minister of Defense Pål Jonson.
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A year ago, the Swedish Armed Forces decided to defy their own expert authority and proceed with the purchase of SAS's headquarters in Frösundavik. The deal, worth 3.5 billion kronor, required government approval by September 30. But no decision was ever made. "The preparation of the issue continues," says Johan Hjelmstrand, press secretary to Minister of Defense Pål Jonson.

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Dagens industri broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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