BoMill AB
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- CEO
- Andreas Jeppsson
- Full Time Employees
- 11
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Packaged software
- Address
- Gottorpsvägen 58 Vintrie SN Sweden 218 45
- IPO Date
- Oct 20, 2020
- Website
- bomill.com
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- BoMill AB (publ) (BOMILL.ST) develops and commercializes advanced sensor-based sorting technology for the agricultural industry, specializing in high-throughput optical sorting solutions for grain and seed processing. The company's core products include the BoMill Gravity Sorter, which utilizes AI-driven hyperspectral imaging and machine learning to separate grain based on intrinsic quality parameters such as protein content, moisture, and vitreousness; the BoMill DanSorter for Danish-style grain sorting; and related services encompassing system integration, maintenance contracts, and customized analytics platforms for millers, seed producers, and food manufacturers. These offerings enable precise quality segregation at scale, improving yield efficiency and product consistency for customers in the milling and seed sectors. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Solna, Sweden, BoMill operates primarily in Europe with expanding presence in North America and Asia through direct sales, partnerships, and demonstration facilities. In recent developments, BoMill secured a significant commercial order in 2024 for multiple Gravity Sorter systems from a leading North American miller, marking its first major U.S. deployment and signaling entry into the sizable North American grain processing market. The company also strengthened its technological capabilities through a 2023 collaboration with AI and imaging specialists to enhance sorter accuracy for specialty grains like oats and barley. Additionally, BoMill expanded its service portfolio in 2025 with the launch of cloud-based predictive maintenance tools integrated into its sorting systems, aimed at reducing downtime for industrial clients. These initiatives reflect BoMill's strategic shift toward global scalability and recurring revenue streams amid growing demand for precision agriculture technologies.