Ericsson immigrated to Sweden.

According to foreign media reports, the Swedish government banned Huawei from participating in the country's 5G construction, which made Ericsson worry about being affected in the China market. Ericsson CEO said that if the ban on Huawei still exists, Ericsson will leave Sweden.

In fact, the two sides are only superficial? Disagreement? . Ericsson, as a symbol of Sweden's high-tech industry, is an important multinational enterprise and will certainly not let it leave Sweden; Sweden's follow-up to the US 5G ban will definitely not change because of a company. The entanglements are definitely inseparable. Ericsson's largest shareholder is Sweden's legendary Wallenberg family, which holds about 20% of Ericsson's shares. However, Ericsson has not been affected by this policy, and its domestic share or market will not easily leave Sweden without major changes.

At present, Ericsson CEO Bao Yikang only speaks for Huawei. In June 2020, 165438+ 10, Ericsson CEO Bao Yikang criticized the Swedish government's ban on Huawei ZTE, saying that it restricted free competition and could not be supported. 202 1 1 2 continue to be sent to Halberg, Minister of Commerce of Sweden? Warning? He said that the Swedish government's ban on Huawei would threaten Sweden's relations with other countries. I hope the Swedish government can lift the ban, otherwise the company will leave Sweden. Its personal freedom of speech will not really change the whole company, but only put pressure on the Swedish government, and also show its attitude to China to reduce the volatility of the China market.

China has a huge market, with Ericsson's share of 10%. If there is trade friction between the two countries, it will definitely affect Ericsson's share and development in China. Take Huawei equipment as an example. Huawei's security has been recognized by many countries and tested and confirmed by German security technology experts. Huawei is also willing to sign a non-monitoring agreement, and there is no threat to national security. However, Sweden followed the pace of the United States and created something out of nothing, which destroyed the market and fair competition. In this regard, China expressed strong opposition. Although China didn't fight back, Ericsson is worried about the impact and will definitely continue to speak out for Huawei's ban. There are no eternal enemies, only eternal interests. Ericsson called on other Vallenborg enterprises in China to stand on the right side, express their views in time and make a positive voice, and called on the Swedish government to change its course in time and maintain open, win-win and fair competition.