Annual rank49
Sweden · Technology
Hanza
Provides regional contract manufacturing across electronics, sheet-metal mechanics, heavy mechanics, wire harnesses, machining and assembly services.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
The factory network behind other companies' products
HANZA is a contract manufacturer: customers retain their brands and markets while HANZA supplies the industrial chain behind the product. Its factories combine electronics, sheet metal, machining, heavy mechanics, wire harnesses and final assembly. The company also helps customers redesign fragmented supply chains before production moves, then places the work in regional clusters of complementary factories close to major customer markets.
Manufacturing platform
Six technologies can become one production chain
Electronics, sheet metal, machining, heavy mechanics, wire harnesses and assembly can be purchased separately or combined. HANZA also offers hardware and software design, prototyping, testing and design-for-manufacturing support. The result can range from a component to a tested, packaged product rather than a succession of unrelated subcontractors.
- Map the six manufacturing technologies Electronics, mechanics, harnesses and assembly in one network
- See how the integrated model works From components and modules to complete products
- Follow a product from design to production Hardware, software, prototypes, testing and industrialisation
- Explore the current group Factory scale, history and the regional-cluster idea
Products in practice
Forklifts, telecom equipment and gas detectors reveal the range
For Mitsubishi Logisnext Europe, HANZA describes transferring more than forty suppliers and final assembly of electric warehouse trucks to its Baltic cluster. It moved a WISI telecom production line into Central Europe and works with SAMON on gas-detection products. Other official cases cover Thermia heat pumps and Njord industrial air-cleaning systems.
- See electric warehouse trucks take shape Supplier consolidation and final assembly for Mitsubishi Logisnext Europe
- Follow a telecom production transfer WISI's line moved into HANZA's Central European cluster
- Meet a gas-detector customer Product-platform cooperation with SAMON
- See sheet-metal work for heat pumps Thermia's product-development and manufacturing relationship
- Follow an industrial air purifier Complete-product manufacturing for Njord Clean Air
Supply-chain redesign
Analyse the chain before moving the machines
HANZA's MIG method begins with a four-to-eight-week analysis of sourcing, production, assembly and logistics, followed by a risk and transfer plan. The Silva case makes that process tangible: after the analysis, production of compasses and headlamps moved from Silva's own Shenzhen factory to HANZA's Suzhou operation. A virtual tour lets customers inspect multiple technologies without travelling between sites.
- Understand the MIG method Four-to-eight-week analysis, risks and transfer planning
- Trace Silva's production move Compasses and headlamps transferred from Shenzhen to Suzhou
- Take the virtual factory tour Multiple countries and technologies in one guided visit
- Find a factory and its capabilities Official directory by geography and technology
Factory footprint
A regional network that can be inspected on screen
HANZA reports thirty factories and about 220,000 square metres of production space. Its founder's account traces the cluster idea back to the company's 2008 beginnings, while the investor page sets out the current strategy. An official group film and a tour through the Tartu sheet-metal plant turn that abstract outsourcing model into visible industrial operations.
- Read the current strategy Investor overview, financial goals and strategic direction
- Hear the founder tell the origin story How the integrated-manufacturing idea developed from 2008
- ▶ VideoWatch HANZA's group journey Official English corporate film on the company and its model
- ▶ VideoFly through the Tartu factory Official drone and production footage from the sheet-metal site
Official profile sources: HANZA Year-end report 2025 - Hanza · MIG Advisory Services - Hanza · About Us - Hanza
Current 2026 update
What has changed in 2026?
Six months ended 30 June 2026 · 21 July 2026
Six months ended 30 June 2026latest official update
4company-specific highlights
+10%2026 stock return · context only
Net sales
First-half net sales rose 83.6% to SEK 5.22 billion; acquisition-adjusted organic growth was 14%.
Adjusted operating profit
Adjusted operating profit increased 119.2% to SEK 445 million.
Operating cash flow
Cash flow from operating activities rose to SEK 696 million from SEK 231 million.
Q2 unadjusted margin and EPS
In Q2, the unadjusted operating margin fell to 5.9% from 7.0% and diluted EPS to SEK 0.85 from SEK 1.13; the company linked comparability items to staff reductions and Horizon programme wind-down costs.
Official 2026 sources: HANZA interim report April – June 2026 · 21 July 2026
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 49 | +75% | +110% | +159% |