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Svensk Elektronik

Svensk Elektronik är den ledande branschorganisation i Sverige för företag och organisationer med verksamhet inom konstruktion, utveckling, forskning, produktion och leverans av material, komponenter, system och produkter samt tjänster inom industriell elektronik.

Lobbying Activity

Response to Evaluation and Revision of the Chips Act ("Chips Act 2.0")

27 Nov 2025

Industry Recommendations for the EU Chips Act 2.0 Submitted by Svensk Elektronik / Semicon Sweden Stockholm, 28 October 2025 Summary The electronics ecosystem is the foundation of Europes technological sovereignty, industrial competitiveness, and green transition. The EU Chips Act 2.0 represents a crucial opportunity to consolidate Europes position in global semiconductor value chains and ensure a resilient and innovation driven industrial base. Svensk Elektronik, representing Swedens electronics and semiconductor industry, welcomes the Commissions continued commitment to strengthening Europes semiconductor capabilities. We call for a balanced and industry aligned approach that supports the entire electronics value chain from design and materials, components and equipment to manufacturing and systems integration. To achieve these goals, we propose the following key priorities: 1. Align policy measures with industrial and end-market realities. 2. To strengthen Europes position in global semiconductor value chains. 3. Integrate research and innovation with industrialization. 4. Improve financing instruments and establish a dedicated semiconductor budget. 5. Develop a strategy for strategic electronics manufacturing in Europe. 6. Build resilience to ensure stable semiconductor supply for critical sectors. 7. Bridge the scale-up gap for European start-ups and SMEs. 8. Focus on Europes strengths and opportunities in AI. 9. Enable innovation across the entire electronics value chain - focusing on resilience.
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Meeting with Ioan-Dragos Tudorache (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné) and IPC International, Inc. and Kitron ASA

10 Jun 2025 · Exchange of views on the EU’s electronics manufacturing base