SIG Sauer has produced its first suppressor in Sweden. The company announced the news on 15 September 2026, with the release issued from Stockholm and Örebro.
The Swedish partners AMEXCI AB and MP-SEC International AB are involved.
A Step Forward in Licensed Defense Manufacturing
According to SIG Sauer, the milestone marks a new step in licensed manufacturing capacity for the defense sector. The company adds that it also supports investment in the readiness of armed forces in the Nordic countries and within NATO.
The manufacturer also says the partnership strengthens the Nordic industrial base for current and future production needs. These claims cannot yet be independently verified; the information comes solely from SIG Sauer.
The Partners' Roles
AMEXCI describes itself as an industrial 3D printing company serving the defense, aerospace and automotive sectors. It has production sites in Sweden and Finland.
According to the release, MP-SEC provides assembly, testing and distribution for Nordic defense organizations and law enforcement agencies. The available text does not make clear what role the company played in producing the first suppressor.
Modernization and NATO Requirements
SIG Sauer CEO Ron Cohen said the collaboration with AMEXCI and MP-SEC supports armed forces modernization programs in the Nordic region. The combined capabilities are intended to help meet NATO's future needs.
AMEXCI CEO Edvin Resebo called the first suppressor made in Sweden a milestone for his team and for the future of the region.
According to SIG Sauer, the product is meant to carry the brand's “precision craftsmanship” and premium quality. In its present form, the release gives no details on the model, caliber or technical specifications. It has also been abridged.
About the Company
SIG Sauer is headquartered in the United States and points to more than 250 years of European heritage in Switzerland and Germany. The company cites partnerships in more than 90 countries and says it intends to expand its production capacity in Europe further.