Company profile
Company and industrial background
Scania Defense is listed in the GefechtsKlar Defence Radar as a defence-industry company associated with Sweden. Its official registered name is Scania CV AB – Defense Solutions. The company was founded in 1891. Its documented headquarters are in Södertälje, Sweden.
The recorded ownership structure is Ownership structure documented in the source record.
This English profile is generated from the same editorially maintained company record as the German version. Facts are not duplicated, ensuring that corrections, source updates and portfolio changes remain consistent across both languages.
Capabilities
Systems and capabilities
Scania Defense operates across Land, Maritime. The documented capability profile includes Flottenlogistik, Motoren.
The publicly documented portfolio currently contains 4 systems or products in this profile. Each entry includes available status information, known users and primary sources where these are publicly accessible.
Editorial classification
Assessment for NATO member states
The Defence Radar classifies Scania Defense as: NATO-relevant supplier. Its documented industrial role is MRO / service, OEM / manufacturer, Systems integrator. This classification describes geographic and industrial relevance; it is not a recommendation, certification or NATO endorsement.
The assessment is based on reviewed public sources and the editorial methodology linked in the company data panel.
Stock market & ownership
Scania Defense shares
Scania Defense is presented here as part of a wider corporate group. The relevant parent-company shares trade under ticker Xetra: 8TRA. Investors therefore gain exposure to the full group, while this profile focuses on documented activities in Land, Maritime, Flottenlogistik and Motoren.
Systems & products
Publicly documented portfolio
Logistics vehicles
G-Series Logistics Vehicle
1 primary source
P-Series Military Truck
1 primary source
R-Series 8x8 Recovery Vehicle
1 primary source
Propulsion technology
Scania Marine and Industrial Engines
1 primary source
Sources