Overview
Mycronic is a Swedish technology company supplying equipment and solutions for electronics manufacturing, display production and semiconductor manufacturing. Its four business areas—Pattern Generators, PCB Assembly Solutions, High Volume and Global Technologies—cover technologies such as mask writers and metrology systems, printed circuit board assembly and testing, automated dispensing and coating, die bonding, and photonic solutions.[1][2]
Mycronic’s stated purpose is “to bring tomorrow’s electronics to life.” [3] The company reported FY2025 revenue of SEK 7,938 million and 2,591 employees.[4][5] It operates in 13 countries and has subsidiaries, agents and distributors in more than 50 countries; its headquarters are in Täby, Sweden.[6][7] Its roots date to the 1970s, and Micronic Laser Systems and MYDATA became a unified company in 2009.[8] [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][3][7][8]
Products & services
Mycronic’s products span four areas. Pattern Generators supplies laser-based mask writers and metrology systems used in display and semiconductor photomask production. Its named product families include Prexision for display masks, SLX for semiconductor masks and FPS for multipurpose masks; Prexision 8000 Evo is described as offering 10% higher resolution than Prexision 800 Evo while maintaining writing speed. Photomask services include MYCare programs focused on uptime, preventive maintenance and yield improvement.[9][10][11][12]
PCB Assembly Solutions includes equipment for printing, inspection, component placement and automated storage. Examples are the MYPro A40DX placement system, rated at up to 59,000 components per hour; the MYPro S30 stencil printer, with ±8 μm repeatability and cycle times as low as 14 seconds; the MY700JP non-contact solder-paste jet printer, capable of depositing more than one million dots per hour; and PI Primo 3D solder-paste inspection, which can return insufficient-paste results for corrective action. MYCare service plans offer options such as technical support, preventive maintenance, software updates, spare-parts discounts and training.[13][14][15][16][17]
High Volume offers automated dispensing and conformal-coating equipment. The MYC50 is an in-line conformal coater with multi-axis control and automated spray-pattern changes; the MYC60 dispenses high-volume 1K/2K materials for structural, thermal, sealing and bonding uses; and MYD10/10i is a compact non-contact jet dispenser. Global Technologies includes die-bonding, PCB-test, photonic-interconnect, magnetic-test and applied-plasma systems. Examples include the MRSI-LEAP die bonder (over 1,000 units per hour and ±1 μm placement accuracy at 3σ), the 16-head A7-16 Pro flying-probe tester, and the A9 plus tester, with up to 220 test points per second and a 610 × 510 mm test area. SYMPHONY 1000 supports in-situ printing of photonic wire bonds and facet-attached micro-optics; Atomflo-INT and STA-10 are Applied Plasma systems.[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]
In Q2 2026, the four divisions accounted for approximately 37% of group sales for Pattern Generators, 13% for PCB Assembly Solutions, 21% for High Volume and 29% for Global Technologies.[27][28] [27][28][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]
Geographic presence
Mycronic is headquartered in Täby, Sweden, and reports operations or representation in more than 50 countries. Its research and development, manufacturing, sales and support activities span Asia, Europe and North America; the company says its R&D sites are located across three continents and seven countries. Specific geographic details include an Axxon facility in Thailand, operating sites in Sweden and China, and Axxon design, development and manufacturing operations in Shenzhen, China.[29][30][31][32][33]
Asia is Mycronic’s largest sales region: it accounted for approximately 75% of revenue in the first half of 2026, compared with 17% from North and South America and 8% from EMEA. In full-year 2025, Asia contributed approximately 74% of revenue, North and South America 14%, and EMEA 12%.[34][35] At year-end 2025, the largest employee locations were China (1,285), Sweden (533), Germany (224) and the United States (166); additional employees were reported in France, Japan and South Korea.[36] [31][32][34][34][34][34][35][36][36][36][36][36][36][36][29][30][33]
Business segments
Mycronic reports four business segments: Pattern Generators, PCB Assembly Solutions, High Volume, and Global Technologies. Pattern Generators supplies laser-based mask writers and metrology systems for display and semiconductor manufacturing; PCB Assembly Solutions provides equipment for PCB assembly, including printing, inspection, component placement, and automated storage; High Volume focuses on automated dispensing and conformal-coating systems; and Global Technologies comprises Die Bonding, PCB Test, Photonic Interconnects, Magnetic Test, and Applied Plasma.[1]
Based on net sales for January–June 2026, the approximate shares of Group net sales were Pattern Generators 45% (SEK 2,196m), PCB Assembly Solutions 13% (SEK 621m), High Volume 19% (SEK 921m), and Global Technologies 24% (SEK 1,195m). The segment figures include internal sales, so the rounded shares may not sum exactly to 100%.[37] [1][37]
Company history
Mycronic’s roots date to 1971, when Swedish engineers began developing a commercial laser mask writer; Micronic Laser Systems was listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange in March 2000. In 2009, Micronic acquired MYDATA automation, bringing its mask-writing and electronics-assembly businesses together. The group adopted the Mycronic name in 2014.[38][8][39][40]
From 2016 onward, Mycronic expanded its electronics-manufacturing equipment business through acquisitions including Shenzhen Axxon and Automation Engineering in 2016, inspection company Vi TECHNOLOGY in 2017, and die-bonding business MRSI Systems in 2018. It launched the semiconductor mask-writer product SLX in 2019. In 2021, it added PCB-testing company atg Luther & Maelzer and a Chinese high-volume manufacturing business; in 2024, it agreed to acquire Vanguard Automation, adding photonic interconnect technology.[41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48]
The company continued broadening its technology and geographic reach with acquisitions in 2025, including Hprobe, RoBAT and Surfx Technologies. Its 2026 interim reporting records the completion of acquisitions of ETZ and Cowin DST, extending its PCB-test and display/photomask repair and inspection activities.[49][50][51][52][53][54] [45][49][50][51][52][53][54][38][8][39][40][41][42][43][44][46][47][48]
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