Modelon AB
SSTO:MODEL8.50
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- CEO
- Jan Häglund
- Full Time Employees
- 65
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Ideon Science Park Lund SN Sweden 223 70
- IPO Date
- Apr 28, 2021
- Website
- modelon.com
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- Modelon AB (publ) is a Sweden-based software and services company that specializes in systems modeling, simulation, and analysis of complex technical systems to accelerate product development, validation, and optimization across industries. The company provides cloud-based and on-premises tools, libraries, and consulting services that enable model-based development, digital twins, and virtual prototyping for end-to-end engineering workflows. Main products and services - Modelon Impact: cloud-native system modeling and simulation platform with a browser-based interface, supporting a wide range of physical domains through reusable models and components - Modelon Library Suite: a comprehensive set of libraries for physical system modeling that enable rapid assembly and analysis of multi-domain models - FMI Toolbox for MATLAB/Simulink: integration tools that bridge Modelica-based modeling with MATLAB/Simulink workflows for control design and system integration - Consulting and engineering services: model-based systems engineering (MBSE), multi-domain modeling, simulation-driven design, and optimization - Training and education offerings: customer-ready training programs, workshops, and knowledge transfer to enable effective use of modeling and simulation tools - Deployment and support services: implementation, validation, deployment assistance, and ongoing technical support for customers Geographic operations and market reach - Headquarters: Lund, Sweden, with additional offices in Stockholm and Göteborg, and a global customer base - International reach across Europe, North America, and other regions through direct sales, partners, and distributors - Serves industries including automotive, aerospace, energy, HVAC, robotics, high-tech equipment, and other engineering-intensive sectors Founding year and corporate structure - Founded in 2004 and operates as a public company listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker MODEL Latest major changes and strategic developments - Partnerships and collaborations: engages in alliances with technology providers and research institutions to advance model-based design and open standards adoption - Product evolution: ongoing enhancements to Modelon Impact and expansion of libraries and tools to support broader domain coverage, interoperability, and cloud deployment - Business expansion and services: expansion of consulting capabilities and training offerings to support customers in digital transformation and virtual prototyping initiatives - Corporate developments: continued focus on growing global footprint and ensuring alignment with open standards in modeling and simulation Industry context and segmentation - Industry: software and services for model-based systems engineering and simulation - Business segments: software platform (Impact), libraries and toolsets (Library Suite, FMI Toolbox), professional services (consulting, training), and support/maintenance - Target customers: engineering teams and product developers in manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, energy, and high-tech industries - Subsidiaries and corporate relationships: maintains regional offices and partner networks to serve international clients Note: Modelon AB focuses on enabling digitization of product development through robust modeling and simulation capabilities, with a strong emphasis on open standards and interoperability to accelerate innovation and reduce development risk.