Alfa Laval strengthens Flemingsberg – establishes itself in a growing city of the future

In May 2025, Alfa Laval moved into its new office and innovation center, spanning approximately 20,000 square meters, together with around 700 employees. At the same time, the restaurant K-märkt opened, further expanding the range of services available in Flemingsberg. The Royal Swedish Opera and Dramaten, Alfa Laval, Restaurant Billmans, and K-märkt all represent important pieces of the puzzle in the development of Flemingsberg.

It’s a warm May day when 700 Alfa Laval employees are welcomed to Flemingsberg with signs, balloons, and friendly faces guiding them to their new office. This will be their new workplace, located at the heart of one of Sweden’s largest urban development projects, with the ambitious goal of reaching 50,000 workers, 50,000 residents, and 50,000 visitors in Flemingsberg by 2050.

“We are very pleased to have established our new premises in Flemingsberg. This expansion represents a significant improvement for our employees, our operations, and our customers. Flemingsberg is now Alfa Laval’s hub for all development of separators within the marine, energy, food, and pharma sectors. We are also establishing our Innovation Centre for pharma here, further reinforcing our commitment to innovation and growth.”
– Peter Nielsen, Alfa Laval’s Site Manager for Flemingsberg and President of the Business Unit High Speed Separators

“We are very happy to welcome Alfa Laval to Flemingsberg and as a tenant of Fabege. Their presence strengthens the area’s position as a dynamic and innovative hub for research and development. We look forward to a continued successful collaboration that contributes to Flemingsberg’s ongoing growth and success.”
– Anna Nyberg, Head of Business Development at Fabege

Flemingsberg is not just a place you pass – it’s a place on the move.
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The Flemingsberg Science Foundation welcomes Angela Hoyer as the new Networks and Event Manager

With a background as a researcher at Karolinska Institutet and experience from academia, industry, and networking, Angela Hoyer, the new Networks and Event Manager at the Flemingsberg Science Foundation, is passionate about developing the life science sector. In her new role, Angela looks forward to creating meeting places where collaborations can grow, while also contributing to Flemingsberg’s continued development as a strong international hub for research and innovation.

A national resource for tomorrow’s treatments – Karolinska ATMP Center is now inaugurated

With a clear message of hope for the future and a powerful spirit of collaboration, the Karolinska ATMP Center in Flemingsberg was inaugurated at the end of August. The center is a collaboration between Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital and will serve as a national resource for the production of advanced therapies (ATMPs), where research, clinical trials, and treatments work seamlessly together to deliver groundbreaking therapies to patients.

Meetings That Shape the Future: Flemingsberg Science at Almedalen

In June this year, the foundation took part in the annual Almedalen Week, the world’s largest democratic meeting place for everyone who wants to join the discussions on current societal issues. This year, we had a special focus on Life Science, an area and cluster that has long been a natural part of Flemingsberg, and which is now growing stronger than ever.

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