On August 25, Sweden's Minister for Defence Pål Jonson visited PaperShell’s factory in Tibro, highlighting the company’s potential role in strengthening Sweden’s defence supply chains.“Renewable materials that can be scaled up in production are of great interest,” said Pål Jonson.PaperShell is well aligned with NATO and EU resilience priorities: strengthening Western industrial capacity, reducing
PaperShell is today participating in the NATO Summit Defence Industry Forum (NSDIF26) in Ankara following an invitation from the Swedish Ministry of Defence. The company is one of a select group of Swedish participants alongside Saab, Aimpoint, BAE Systems Bofors, GKN Aerospace, SSC and SOFF.
The invitation reflects the rapid transformation currently taking place across Europe's defence industr
PaperShell has been invited by the Swedish Ministry of Defence to participate in the NATO Summit Defence Industry Forum (NSDIF26) as one of a select group of Swedish companies, joining Saab, Aimpoint, BAE Systems Bofors, GKN Aerospace, SSC, and SOFF.The invitation reflects the growing importance of advanced materials, industrial capability, flexible production, independent and short value chains a
