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Alleima

Manufactures advanced stainless steels and alloys

Overview

Alleima produces high-value stainless steels and special alloys and offers industrial heating solutions. Its products include seamless steel tubes for energy, chemical, and aerospace industries; precision strip steel for white goods, compressors, air conditioners, and knives; ultra-fine wires for medical devices and microelectronics; and coated strip steel for fuel cells and hydrogen production. The company operates an integrated value chain from R&D to end products and maintains more than 900 alloy recipes. Alleima emphasizes sustainability through a high share of recycled content (about 83% on average), fossil-free energy in arc furnaces, and low CO2 emissions. With around 5,900 employees in about 90 countries, the goal is to deliver reliable, high-quality materials and heating solutions to demanding applications while advancing sustainability and circularity.

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Why Alleima is rated
B+
Rated A on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated B on Differentiation

Industries

Industrial & ManufacturingEnergyHealthcare

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Sandvikens kommun, Sweden

Founded

1862

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What believers are saying

  • Zhenjiang’s new application center deepens China customer intimacy for strip steel, effective November 2026.
  • SEK220 million Mehsana expansion targets chemicals, fertilizer, and CNG demand into 2028.
  • Prevas’ September 2026 AI inspection pilot can cut defects and raise throughput in tubes.

What critics are saying

  • Dow’s first Xe-100 deployment depends on licensing, financing, and construction through 2027-2028.
  • Indian capacity expansion to 2028 risks delays, qualification failures, and lower-than-planned utilization.
  • Any aerospace or nuclear program slip would expose Alleima’s premium specialty-steel valuation.

What makes Alleima unique

  • Alleima’s 900-plus alloy recipes support aerospace, nuclear, chemical, and medical applications.
  • Its integrated Sandviken-to-global manufacturing model shortens qualification cycles for demanding customers.
  • The November 2026 Xi-energy and Doosan order reinforces leadership in steam-generator tubing.

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$22.2M

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Cision
Nov 12th, 2026
Alleima opens customer application center for precision strip steel in China.

Alleima opens customer application center for precision strip steel in China. Alleima has opened a new application center in Zhenjiang, China, to provide customers with local technical support in the development of products made from precision strip steel. The center offers material testing, failure analysis and application testing, with a particular focus on compressor valve steel. The opening of Alleima's new Strip Application Center in Zhenjiang, China. From left: Betty Jiang, Inside Sales Manager; Guofan Zhang, Application Center Manager; Per Eklund, President, Strip Division; Lisa Jiang, China Sales Director; Remco Jongen, Global Segment Manager; Clare Shi, Inside Sales; Nicole Huang, Finance Manager; and Kris Han, Segment Manager, all from Alleima. Photo: Alleima "With local application support in China, we can respond more quickly, work more flexibly and collaborate more closely with customers throughout their product development, from material selection to testing and performance validation," says Per Eklund, President Strip division at Alleima. Alleima supplies precision strip steel to customers worldwide for applications including compressor valves, razor blades, knives and springs. Compressor valve steel is a key focus for the center because material performance is important to the efficiency and reliability of compressors used in refrigeration and freezer systems, air conditioning, heat pumps and industrial applications. Advanced testing and analytical capabilities For razor blade, knife and spring applications, the center offers metallography, scanning electron microscopy and hardness testing. These capabilities help customers assess material performance and investigate potential failure mechanisms and evaluate possible improvements closer to their operations. For compressor valve applications, the center offers fatigue testing, dynamic observation under defined conditions, and valve system design optimization and validation. Customers can use these capabilities to evaluate how materials, valve design and operating conditions interact, supporting faster testing and more informed application development. "By working locally with customers and engaging earlier in their application development, we can better understand their requirements and test solutions together. Combining local application knowledge with Alleima's broader materials expertise helps customers address challenges, test improvements and validate improvements," says Guofan Zhang, Strip Application Center Manager in Zhenjiang at Alleima. Close to customers in China The 600-square-meter Strip Application Center is located in Zhenjiang, where Alleima opened a Strip service center in 2009. Alleima also opened a Technical Development Center in China in 2014. The new center strengthens the company's local customer support by connecting application testing in China with Alleima's materials and R&D expertise in Sandviken, Sweden, and globally. Sandviken, Sweden, November 12, 2026 Alleima AB (publ) Contact details Annika Molander, Press and Media Relations [email protected] +46 (0) 70 155 10 17 Maline Knutsen, Head of Communication Strip Division [email protected] +46 (0) 070 375 56 26 About Alleima Alleima is a global manufacturer of high value-added products in advanced stainless steels and special alloys as well as solutions for industrial heating. Based on long-term customer partnerships and leading materials technology, we develop products for the most demanding applications and industries. Our offering includes products like seamless steel tubes for the energy, chemical and aerospace industries, precision strip steel for white goods compressors, air conditioners and knife applications, based on more than 900 active alloy recipes. It also includes ultra-fine wires for medical and micro-electronic devices, industrial electric heating technology and coated strip steel for fuel cell technology for cars, trucks, and hydrogen production. Our fully integrated value chain, from R&D to end-product, ensures industry-leading technology, quality, sustainability, and circularity. Alleima, with headquarter in Sandviken, Sweden, had approximately 6,800 employees and revenues of about 19 billion SEK in about 80 countries in 2025. Alleima is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker 'ALLEI'. Learn more at www.alleima.com

GlobeNewswire
Nov 4th, 2026
X-energy, Alleima, Doosan Enerbility execute first order for nuclear-industrial steam generator components.

X-energy, Alleima, Doosan Enerbility execute first order for nuclear-industrial steam generator components. November 04, 2026 07:00 ET | Source: X-Energy, Inc. * Partnership with Alleima and Doosan Enerbility for long-lead components * Secures safety-significant components essential for high-temperature industrial applications "Moving from today's reactor technologies to the next generation of nuclear power requires trusted materials partners. We are proud to support Doosan..." "Behind every component in the Xe-100 is a team of experts who know what it takes to get it right, both at X-energy and across our growing supplier base," "Alleima and Doosan are among the world's leading producers of these components, and we look forward to continuing to learn from their expertise as we drive..." "Moving from today's reactor technologies to the next generation of nuclear power requires trusted materials partners. We are proud to support Doosan..." ROCKVILLE, Md., Nov. 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - X-Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq: XE) ("X-energy" or the "Company"), a leading developer of advanced nuclear reactors and fuel technology, Alleima, a global manufacturer of advanced stainless steels and special alloys and solutions for industrial heating, and Doosan Enerbility Co., Ltd. ("Doosan") announced the first procurement of steam generator tubing for the Company's Xe-100 advanced small modular reactor ("SMR"). The order advances procurement of a safety-significant, long-lead component for the first deployment of the Xe-100, a proposed four-unit plant in partnership with Dow in Texas under the U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program ("ARDP"). Alleima will leverage its expertise in high-temperature alloys to manufacture specialized stainless steel tubing, which Doosan will bend into helical coils using its proprietary fabrication processes. These coils are a central component of the Xe-100 steam generator, safely removing heat to produce high-temperature steam of up to 565°C and allowing a single Xe-100 to deliver both electricity and high-temperature process heat for industrial applications. This follows the signing of a strategic framework by the three companies earlier this year as the Company scales its supply chain to meet its growing commercial pipeline. "Behind every component in the Xe-100 is a team of experts who know what it takes to get it right, both at X-energy and across our growing supplier base," said Jesse Walker, Chief Supply Chain Officer at X-energy. "Alleima and Doosan are among the world's leading producers of these components, and we look forward to continuing to learn from their expertise as we drive our technology to full commercial scale." "Moving from today's reactor technologies to the next generation of nuclear power requires trusted materials partners. We are proud to support Doosan Enerbility with advanced tubing solutions for X-energy's Xe-100 program," said Carl von Schantz, President of Tube Division, Alleima. Alleima is among the world's largest suppliers of steam generator tubing, with an established track record across the nuclear, oil and gas, and aerospace industries for quality and performance in high-temperature applications. This supports X-energy's efforts to de-risk the supply chain for long-lead components across its commercial portfolio. Doosan brings extensive experience producing major components for nuclear facilities, having supplied 34 reactor vessels and 124 steam generators to nuclear facilities worldwide. Fabrication of helical coils follows a December 2025 agreement between X-energy and Doosan, reserving capacity for 16 sets of Xe-100 pressure vessels for the reactor, steam generator, and internal nuclear-grade steel components such as helical coils. Commercial production follows extensive collaboration between X-energy and Doosan, with technical work first beginning in 2021 to optimize Xe-100 components for commercial-scale production and quality. The partnership among X-energy, Alleima, and Doosan is part of a growing, diversified coalition of experienced suppliers supporting Xe-100 deployment worldwide, and contributes to the development of an industrial supply chain capable of advancing fleet-scale deployment of advanced technologies. In addition to its first deployment with Dow under ARDP, X-energy is advancing more than 11 GW of new nuclear power with commercial projects underway in the United States with Amazon, in conjunction with Energy Northwest and AEP, as well as in the United Kingdom with Centrica. Together, this growing commercial portfolio advances the Company's mission of building energy solutions that empower the unprecedented. About X-energy X-energy, Inc. is a leading developer of advanced small modular nuclear reactors and fuel technology designed to establish a new standard in clean, safe, reliable energy. X-energy's intrinsically safer Xe-100 high-temperature gas reactor and TRISO-X particle fuel expand applications for nuclear technology, with commercial projects underway with Dow, Amazon, and Centrica across grid, industrial, and AI applications. Together, X-energy's technology drives enhanced safety, lower cost, faster construction timelines, and scalable deployment when compared with other SMRs and conventional nuclear. About Alleima Alleima is a global manufacturer of high value-added products in advanced stainless steels and special alloys as well as solutions for industrial heating. Based on long-term customer partnerships and leading materials technology, we develop products for the most demanding applications and industries. Our offering includes products like seamless steel tubes for the energy, chemical and aerospace industries, precision strip steel for white goods compressors, air conditioners and knife applications, based on more than 900 active alloy recipes. It also includes ultra-fine wires for medical and micro-electronic devices, industrial electric heating technology and coated strip steel for fuel cell technology for cars, trucks, and hydrogen production. Our fully integrated value chain, from R&D to end-product, ensures industry-leading technology, quality, sustainability, and circularity. Alleima, with headquarters in Sandviken, Sweden, had approximately 6,800 employees and revenues of about 19 billion SEK in about 80 countries in 2025. Alleima is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker 'ALLEI'. Learn more at www.alleima.com About Doosan Enerbility Doosan Enerbility Co., Ltd. ("Doosan") is a global leader in power generation and energy solutions, based in South Korea. Renowned as a world-class supplier of nuclear power plant equipment, Doosan has delivered 34 reactor vessels and 124 steam generators to countries worldwide. The company also plays a pivotal role in the manufacturing of small modular reactors (SMRs), while driving innovation in next-generation technologies. Through its extensive global network of partners, Doosan contributes to major energy infrastructure projects across the globe. Committed to shaping a sustainable future, Doosan's mission is to provide reliable, safe, and innovative energy solutions for generations to come. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which X-energy intends to be covered by the safe harbor provisions of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Words such as "assume," "believe," "continue," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "will," "seek," the negative of these words, or similar terms may identify forward-looking statements, but their absence does not mean a statement is not forward-looking. These include, but are not limited to, statements regarding the expected procurement, manufacture, delivery and performance of steam generator tubing and helical coils for the Xe-100; the expected capabilities of the Xe-100 steam generator, including temperatures; X-energy's reserved manufacturing capacity; X-energy's efforts to scale and de-risk its supply chain for long-lead components; the status and timing of X-energy's commercial projects and commercial pipeline, including with Dow; and X-energy's vision and strategy. You should not rely on these forward-looking statements as predictions of future events. Actual results may differ materially due to a number of factors, including, but not limited to: the failure of Alleima, Doosan or other suppliers to manufacture, fabricate or deliver components on schedule, within budget or in accordance with applicable requirements; the risk that reserved manufacturing capacity does not result in firm orders or is not available when needed; design changes that require additional component changes or regulatory review; the failure to obtain, or delays in obtaining, required licenses, permits and regulatory approvals; the risk that commercial projects do not proceed; site suitability and characterization risks; the decision of X-energy's customers whether to proceed with construction; the ability of the parties to obtain project financing and achieve acceptable project economics; delays, cost increases or setbacks in the licensing, construction or deployment of X-energy's projects; supply chain and supplier constraints, including labor shortages; changes in government policy, funding or support for advanced nuclear energy, including under the ARDP; public or stakeholder opposition; and first-of-a-kind risks and X-energy's limited operating experience at intended scale, including latent design or operational issues. More information about potential risks is detailed under "Risk Factors" in X-energy's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"), and in subsequent SEC filings, available on X-energy's Investor Relations website at https://investors.x-energy.com/ and on the SEC website at www.sec.gov. Any forward-looking statements herein are based on assumptions believed reasonable as of, and speak only as of, the date of this press release. Except as required by law, X-energy undertakes no obligation to update these statements as a result of new information or future events or otherwise. Contact Robert McEntyre, Corporate Communications [email protected] +1 240.673.6565 Frida Adrian, Head of Investor Relations +46 (0) 70 930 93 24 [email protected]

AdvanceH2
Oct 14th, 2026
Three hydrogen stocks to watch amid rising gas prices and clean energy demand.

Three hydrogen stocks to watch amid rising gas prices and clean energy demand. Key points. * Industrie De Nora is a key player in hydrogen electrodes and electrolyzer systems. * Alleima focuses on advanced tubing for hydrogen fuel cells and plans expansion in India. * SCREEN Holdings integrates semiconductor technology with hydrogen fuel cell manufacturing. * Rising gas prices are boosting interest in alternative energy solutions like hydrogen. As gas prices in the United States continue to soar, maintaining a record above $4 per gallon for an unprecedented 158 days in 2026, the focus on alternative energy solutions and cleaner transportation options intensifies. This situation has sparked increased interest in hydrogen fuel cell technology and related investments. An article from Simply Wall St highlights three notable hydrogen-focused stocks that investors should keep an eye on amidst this rising interest. The first company, Industrie De Nora, specializes in electrochemical equipment, water treatment solutions, and particularly hydrogen-focused electrodes and electrolyzer systems. It generates substantial revenue from its various segments, including €415 million from Electrode Technologies and €82 million from Energy Transition solutions. De Nora plays a critical role in the hydrogen fuel cell technology space as a manufacturer of essential components like electrodes and electrolysis systems, which convert electricity and water into green hydrogen. However, the article notes that the company faces challenges related to project pipeline contract risks, especially as the market consolidates around a few large players. Despite these uncertainties, Industrie De Nora's potential to solidify its position in the market remains a key point of interest. The second company, Alleima, is noted for producing advanced stainless steel tubes and coated strip steel, which are vital for hydrogen fuel cells, electrolyzers, and other industrial applications. With a market cap of SEK 28.7 billion, Alleima is expanding its operations, particularly with plans to invest SEK 220 million in its Mehsana, India facility. This expansion targets increased capacity for advanced tubing products, which will cater to various sectors including chemical and petrochemical industries. The article suggests monitoring how this expansion impacts Alleima's margins and overall business profile as it navigates the growing hydrogen market. Finally, SCREEN Holdings, with a market capitalization of ¥2.9 trillion, develops semiconductor production equipment and is also engaged in manufacturing membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) for hydrogen fuel cells. This integration of semiconductor technology with clean energy solutions positions SCREEN Holdings as a vital player in the transition to hydrogen-based energy systems. The company is currently facing potential risks related to its revenue from China and overall operational margins. Understanding how SCREEN balances its semiconductor business and hydrogen fuel cell initiatives will be crucial for investors. Overall, the growing demand for alternative energy solutions, particularly in the context of rising gas prices, highlights the importance of monitoring developments in the hydrogen sector. The three companies discussed - Industrie De Nora, Alleima, and SCREEN Holdings - represent only a fraction of the potential investments within this rapidly evolving market. With a vast array of companies engaged in hydrogen projects, investors are encouraged to explore the opportunities presented by this transformative technology. October 14, 2026 at 04:40 PM

Cision
Sep 16th, 2026
Prevas and Alleima develop AI-based quality control for advanced steel tubes.

Prevas and Alleima develop AI-based quality control for advanced steel tubes. Together with Alleima, Prevas has developed and verified a machine vision solution for automated quality control of tubes. Using camera technology and AI-based image analysis, the solution can identify surface defects directly in the production environment and provide operators with effective support in their quality control work. Alleima in Sandviken is a global manufacturer of high-value products in advanced stainless steels and special alloys. The company supplies industries with very high demands on quality and performance, making quality control a critical part of its operations. In this project, Prevas and Alleima have explored how machine vision and AI can be used to make quality control of long tubes more efficient. Previously, inspections were carried out manually, with operators visually examining the surface of the tubes. The new solution captures images of the tube surface as the tube rotates and moves through the production line. Up to 1,000 images can be captured for a single tube. The images are analyzed in real time by an AI network trained to identify specific types of defects. "This is a good example of how AI and machine vision can create tangible value in production. The technology does not replace the operator's expertise. Instead, it helps direct attention to the areas that require closer inspection. This creates the conditions for more consistent and efficient quality control," says Niklas Brusén, Vision and Systems Engineer at Prevas. Verified in a real production environment The installation at Alleima is a pilot project that has so far focused on verifying the technology's ability to identify defects under real production conditions. At the same time, the results highlight opportunities to develop the solution further. "What is interesting is not only what the technology can do today, but also the possibilities it opens up for the future. By combining AI, machine vision and industrial automation with knowledge of the customer's production processes, we can solve problems that have previously been difficult to automate," says Milad Abdhagh, Account Manager at Prevas. The collaboration is an example of how Prevas works with AI and advanced machine vision technology to turn new technology into tangible value for industry. Om Prevas Prevas är ett innovativt utvecklingshus med fokus på produkt- och produktionsutveckling där påhittigheten står i centrum. Med hög teknisk kompetens, affärsförståelse och avancerad data- och AI-kompetens hjälper vi kunder inom vitt skilda branscher att dra större nytta av vår tids teknikutveckling. Nytta för människor, planeten och ekonomin. Prevas startade 1985 och är idag 1 000 medarbetare i Sverige, Finland, Danmark och Norge. Prevas är börsnoterade på NASDAQ Stockholm sedan 1998. För mer info om Prevas, besök www.prevas.se.

Dagens industri
Sep 16th, 2026
Prevas and Alleima develop AI-based quality control for advanced steel tubes.

Prevas and Alleima develop AI-based quality control for advanced steel tubes. Prevas has, together with Alleima, developed and verified a machine vision solution for automatic quality control of tubes. Using camera technology and AI-based image analysis, the solution can identify surface defects directly in the production environment and provide operators with effective support in quality assurance work. Published: 16 September 2026, 10:10 Alleima in Sandviken is a global manufacturer of highly refined materials in advanced stainless steels and special alloys. The company supplies industries with very high demands on quality and performance, which makes quality control a crucial part of its operations. In the current project, Prevas and Alleima have explored how machine vision and AI can be used to make quality control of long tubes more efficient. Previously, inspection has been carried out manually by operators visually examining the surface of the tubes. The new solution photographs the surface of the tube while the tube rotates and moves through the production line. For a single tube, up to 1,000 images can be collected. The images are analyzed in real time by an AI network trained to identify specific types of defects. - This is a good example of how AI and machine vision can create concrete benefits in production. The technology does not replace the operator's competence, but helps to direct attention to the areas that need closer inspection. It creates the conditions for more consistent and efficient quality control, says Niklas Brusén, vision and systems engineer at Prevas. Verified in a real production environment The installation at Alleima is a pilot project where the focus so far has been on verifying the technology's ability to identify defects under real production conditions. At the same time, the results point to opportunities to further develop the solution. - The interesting thing is not only what the technology can handle today, but what opportunities it opens up going forward. When AI, machine vision and industrial automation are combined with knowledge of the customer's production, we can solve problems that were previously difficult to automate, says Milad Abdhagh, account manager at Prevas. The collaboration is an example of how Prevas works with AI and advanced vision technology to turn new technology into concrete benefits in industry.

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