Cookies on wallenstam.se

We use cookies to be able to show you as relevant content as possible and to analyse how the website is used. The information we collect is anonymous and the purpose is to make your experience as good as possible and help us improve the website.

These cookies are necessary for the website to work properly. They are used for login and to keep track of sessions, therefore, they cannot be turned off.
Read more here

These cookies are used to analyse behaviour patterns on the website to customize the website with content adapted to you.
Read more here

Marketing cookies are used to show you relevant advertisement and measure the effectiveness of our campaigns. Our partners can also use these cookies to deliver relevant advertisement on other pages.
Read more here

Wallenstam.se uses cookies for three types of functions: Necessary cookies, analysis and marketing. Here you can choose which cookies you want to allow. Fore more information about cookies and how they are used click here.

Jump to main content
SV
På Svenska

  • Start

  • Om oss

  • Investor Relations

  • Press releases

Panasonic Nordic moves its headquarters to Umami Park

Published 11/26/2024

Panasonic Nordic is moving its headquarters in October next year to Wallenstam's environmentally certified premises at Umami Park, in Hallonbergen, Sundbyberg. The company will then move into just over 700 square meters in the popular area where the greentech companies CTEK and Ferroamp have also recently established themselves.

It is very nice to welcome Panasonic Nordic to Umami Park next fall. It clearly shows that environmentally certified flexible premises with a good location appeal to thoughtful companies. We are having an exciting dialogue with several companies to continue the development of a dynamic greentech hub here," says Victoria Wallenstam, Chief Account Manager, Commercial for Wallenstam in Stockholm.

Panasonic Nordic was established in 2003 and conducts its operations in Sweden, Norway,  Denmark, Finland, Iceland and and the Baltics. The company is a leading actor in consumer electronics and corporate solutions with innovative and sustainable products and services in heat pumps, cooling solutions, home electronics, mobile computing solutions, professional audiovisual solutions and industrial solutions. 

"An establishment in Umami Park, will be a strategically good location for us and our employees. New modern office space including training facilities just a few minutes from the city and with direct proximity to flexible communications and efficient transport services," says Christer Ericsson, Marketing Communication Manager for Panasonic Nordic. 

Panasonic Nordic's new address from October next year will be Rissneleden 14, opposite Sundbyberg City Hall.
 

Attachments

To archive