Technology that transforms the future

We develop ideas and technologies that enable our customers to grow and drive society forward. This is how we transform the future.

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Annual General Meeting 2026 for Atlas Copco AB

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Annual General Meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, on April 27, 2023.

Solutions for real challenges and needs

We develop technologies and solutions that are key to our customers’ success. You will find our customers in most industries and across the globe.

About us

Most likely, we play a larger part in your everyday life than you realise. Get to know us to find out how. 

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Our brands

With many brands that offer cutting-edge innovations and solutions for specific customer segments, we deliver maximum value.

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Business areas

From air compressors to vacuum pumps, to power tools and light towers – our technologies come in many forms.

See what business areas we work with
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Sustainability

Part of the transformation to a low-carbon society

We are committed to being part of the solution for a better tomorrow. By being accountable for our impact and by acting in an ethical way in all our business relationships, we strive to bring value to both all our stakeholders and society as a whole.

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Notice of Annual General Meeting in Atlas Copco AB

March 23, 2026

Q1 Press Release 2026 Annual general meeting

Atlas Copco Group publishes Annual Report for 2025

March 20, 2026

Q1 Press Release 2026 Regulatory releases

Business Area President Industrial Technique Henrik Elmin to leave Atlas Copco Group

March 4, 2026

Q1 Press Release 2026 Regulatory releases

Nacka, Sweden, March 4, 2026: Henrik Elmin, Senior Executive Vice President and Business Area President for Industrial Technique, has decided to leave the Group. He will remain in his position until September 2. 

Portable compressor distributor in Louisiana has become part of Atlas Copco Group

March 3, 2026

Q1 Press Release 2026 Acquisitions

Nacka, Sweden, March 3, 2026: Cypress Equipment Rental, Inc. (“Cypress”) a portable compressor distributor has become part of Atlas Copco Group. 

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Latest results and upcoming events

Investors

Fourth quarter report 2025

Organic order growth, solid revenues and cash flow

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March 29 2026

Quarterly release

Start of the silent period before Q1 2026 report

April 28 2026

Quarterly release

Atlas Copco Group Q1 2026 report

 

The Group in 2025

Revenues

15 BEUR

Operating margin

20.3%

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Return on capital employed

24%

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Countries with customers

180

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Atlas Copco Group is set up to harvest more than 150 years of collected knowledge and to quickly adapt to new business conditions.

Vagner Rego, President and CEO

Vagner Rego, President and CEO of Atlas Copco group as of 2024

Careers

Available jobs

Browse available jobs and filter based on your location and desired role. With many opportunities available, we hope you will find your next step with us.
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Innovation

Great ideas drive development

Welcoming new ideas and challenging the status quo are key to our innovation. It leads to continuous refinements – as well as great leaps forward.
Explore our innovations
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There is always a better way

Learn about some of the ways in which we discover and implement better ways of doing things. 

Solar-powered nights

This imaginative solution uses turboexpander technology to provide a round-the-clock supply of renewable energy to the grid.
Read about Carwarp energy storage system
RayGen’s pilot plant in Australia employs both solar photovoltaic and solar thermal energy to deliver renewable energy to the local electricity grid.

Bubble curtain protects marine life

With the rise in offshore construction projects, protecting the marine environment becomes increasingly important. One example can be found in southern Australia.
Read about the bubble curtain
Bubble curtain in southern Australia

Energy reuse fuels food innovation

Despite its cool climate, Iceland provides fertile ground for innovation. One example can be found in an industrial park just outside Reykjavik, where tech startup VAXA Technologies is developing an innovative, low-carbon food production system.
Read about VAXA Technologies
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Innovation at every turn

What happens when you combine a strong focus on customer needs, the restless creativity of innovation and a commitment to engineering excellence? Well, you might end up with an award-winning tool that raises the bar for high-quality, ergonomic design.
Read about our MTRwrench
MechaTRonic wrench

From waste to value

Biogas production transforms organic waste into renewable energy. In the process, oxygen generators, air compressors and blowers are crucial to making it as reliable, economical and efficient as possible.
Learn more about our technology used in biogas industry
A GA15FF rotary screw compressor provides air to the oxygen generator that enables the biogas process.

Shaping tomorrow’s district heating

They once belonged to the realms of computer games and science fiction, but Extended Reality technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are transforming industrial processes and products.

 

Watch video about Göteborg Energi’s heat pump solution
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The hunt for the unknown

Deep beneath Swiss soil, hidden from the eyes of the world, lies a technical marvel of gigantic proportions.
Learn more about our collaboration with CERN
The ATLAS and CMS detectors at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland use precision measurements to record the path, momentum and energy of released particles. The CMS detector studies particles produced in proton-proton and heavy ion collisions.