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Sweden

831 tracked trade-flow records · 45 of 317 ports tracked
NOT IN TOP CORRIDORS
Live from the production database.
Coverage
MetricValueNotes
Tracked flow records831Raw count of trade-flow records in the database naming Sweden as an origin or destination — a record count, never a summed dollar total.
Port coverage45of 317Ports catalogued for Sweden with verified cargo statistics tracked on PortIndex.
Åhus SEAHUÅmål SEAMAGävle SEGVXGöteborg SEGOTHalmstad SEHADHargshamn SEHANHärnösand SEHNDHelsingborg SEHELHönsäter SEHONHusum SEHUSKalix SEKAXKalmar SEKLRKarlshamn SEKANKarlskrona SEKAAKarlstad SEKSDKlintehamn SEKLIKöping SEKOGKristinehamn SEKHNLidköping SELDKLuleå SELLAMalmö SEMMAMönsterås SEMONNorrköping SENRKÖrnsköldsvik SEOEROskarshamn SEOSKOtterbäcken SEOTTOxelösund SEOXEPiteå SEPITSkellefteå SESFTSödertälje SESOESölvesborg SESOLStockholm SESTOStorugns SESUSSträngnäs SESTQStrömstad SESMDSundsvall SESDLTrelleborg SETRGTrollhättan SETHNUddevalla SEUDDUmeå SEUMEVarberg SEVAGVästerås SEVSTVästervik SEVVKVisby SEVBYYstad SEYST

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Trade partner concentration — by country, all commodities, current

How concentrated Sweden's trade is across its top partner countries, computed from currently-tracked trade flows (not the historical 1997–2015 World Bank dataset). Measures country-to-country concentration only — Sweden's trade_flows records don't carry product-level detail to break this down further.

494HHI · Diversified

+ 217 more tracked partners not shown above.

Top trading partners — SCB Sweden Top 30 Trade Partners
Sweden's own official trading-partner ranking, Jan 2026. Published directly by Sweden's own national statistics office or customs authority -- a different measurement from the computed concentration figures above, and not the frozen World Bank Exporter Dynamics vintage below. Currency is each source's own reported unit, not converted here (no FX-rate table exists on this site).
PartnerExportsImports
GermanyMSEK 111.8KMSEK 167.0K
NorwayMSEK 106.1KMSEK 103.3K
NetherlandsMSEK 62.9KMSEK 123.5K
DenmarkMSEK 76.9KMSEK 71.6K
FinlandMSEK 73.9KMSEK 58.1K
United StatesMSEK 84.0KMSEK 46.3K
BelgiumMSEK 50.0KMSEK 56.7K
PolandMSEK 52.4KMSEK 50.6K
United KingdomMSEK 56.4KMSEK 38.8K
ChinaMSEK 31.6KMSEK 53.0K
FranceMSEK 42.9KMSEK 35.8K
ItalyMSEK 31.8KMSEK 33.7K
SpainMSEK 23.6KMSEK 19.0K
CzechiaMSEK 9.7KMSEK 24.7K
AustriaMSEK 12.6KMSEK 10.9K
SwitzerlandMSEK 12.7KMSEK 9.3K
JapanMSEK 12.8KMSEK 6.9K
IndiaMSEK 12.4KMSEK 6.7K
TürkiyeMSEK 11.4KMSEK 7.7K
EstoniaMSEK 10.0KMSEK 8.9K
LithuaniaMSEK 8.8KMSEK 9.1K
CanadaMSEK 17.8K—
Korea, Republic ofMSEK 8.9KMSEK 8.0K
BrazilMSEK 9.1KMSEK 7.0K
Hungary—MSEK 15.1K
Ireland—MSEK 10.3K
Russian FederationMSEK 9.2K—
AustraliaMSEK 8.9K—
Slovakia—MSEK 8.4K
Viet Nam—MSEK 7.5K
Portugal—MSEK 6.5K
MexicoMSEK 6.1K—
South AfricaMSEK 6.1K—
EgyptMSEK 5.5K—
Saudi ArabiaMSEK 5.3K—
Latvia—MSEK 5.2K
Taiwan, Province of China—MSEK 4.3K
Bilateral trade flows
Sweden is not among the top tracked corridors — its bilateral flow records exist in the full 1,821,338-row dataset but aren't yet browsable individually on this site.
Full partner list for Jun 2026

Every one of Sweden's 202 real trading partners reported for Jun 2026 under UN Comtrade (SE) — a complete, deduplicated partner breakdown for this exact country/source/period combination, not a global top-N slice.

202 of 202 partners — page 1 of 5
PartnerReported value
Germany (DE)$2.2B
Norway (NO)$2.1B
Denmark (DK)$1.5B
United States (US)$1.5B
Finland (FI)$1.2B
Netherlands (NL)$1.2B
Belgium (BE)$1.0B
United Kingdom (GB)$911.0M
Poland (PL)$888.6M
France (FR)$855.3M
China (CN)$646.1M
Italy (IT)$582.5M
Spain (ES)$433.9M
Switzerland (CH)$322.3M
Austria (AT)$240.7M
Japan (JP)$238.1M
Russian Federation (RU)$230.1M
Canada (CA)$212.1M
Czechia (CZ)$207.2M
Türkiye (TR)$193.3M
Brazil (BR)$184.8M
India (IN)$177.5M
Australia (AU)$174.8M
Estonia (EE)$172.4M
Lithuania (LT)$159.2M
Korea, Republic of (KR)$141.4M
Egypt (EG)$137.7M
Mexico (MX)$121.8M
Ukraine (UA)$105.4M
Hungary (HU)$104.7M
Portugal (PT)$100.1M
Saudi Arabia (SA)$91.0M
Latvia (LV)$87.8M
South Africa (ZA)$83.4M
Singapore (SG)$82.8M
Ireland (IE)$78.5M
Romania (RO)$67.2M
United Arab Emirates (AE)$63.4M
Thailand (TH)$59.3M
Slovakia (SK)$58.7M
Greece (GR)$55.6M
Hong Kong (HK)$53.2M
Algeria (DZ)$51.9M
Iceland (IS)$51.3M
Israel (IL)$46.0M
Chile (CL)$40.3M
Greenland (GL)$38.5M
Namibia (NA)$36.9M
Indonesia (ID)$35.7M
Viet Nam (VN)$33.8M
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Historical Exporter Dynamics
Historical dataset — World Bank Exporter Dynamics Database, 1997–2014, frozen. The World Bank has not published a newer edition; this never updates. Sweden also has a single-year firm entry/exit snapshot on /labor-market.

Firm-level entry/exit/survival dynamics for Sweden's exporting firms, whole economy (not broken down by product) so every figure below is a genuine national rate — never an average across incompatible product categories. See /exporter-dynamics to compare Sweden against all 68 covered countries.

MetricLatest valueYearTrend (1997–2006)
Number of exporting firms30,126200610 yearly data points (1997–2006)
Incumbent exporting firms21,48220069 yearly data points (1998–2006)
New entrant exporting firms8,64420069 yearly data points (1998–2006)
Exiting exporting firms8,20120069 yearly data points (1998–2006)
Firm entry rate28.7%20069 yearly data points (1998–2006)
Firm exit rate27.6%20069 yearly data points (1998–2006)
Exporter concentration (EDD HHI, 0–1 scale)0.014200610 yearly data points (1997–2006)
Avg. export value per exporting firm$4.3M200610 yearly data points (1997–2006)
Median export value per exporting firm$17.0K200610 yearly data points (1997–2006)
Avg. destination countries per exporting firm4.3200710 yearly data points (1998–2007)
Median destination countries per exporting firm1.0200710 yearly data points (1998–2007)

The 2006 mean is 252x the median — a small number of large exporting firms account for most of the export value; the typical firm exports far less than the average figure suggests.

Entrant survival curve — 2005 cohort of new exporting firms: 40.7% still exporting after 1 year — later years not yet available for this cohort (the World Bank vintage ends before enough time passed to observe them).

Top product categories among Sweden's exporting firms by number of exporters, 2006 — each row is a real, separately-reported HS2 product category, never combined with another.

Product category (HS2)Exporting firms
Machinery and mechanical appliances HS 8410,811
Electrical machinery and equipment HS 856,849
Plastics and articles thereof HS 394,914
Articles of iron or steel HS 734,483
Printed books, newspapers HS 494,439
Vehicles other than railway HS 874,012
Optical, medical, precision instruments HS 903,759
Furniture, bedding, lamps HS 943,444