This is what our IndX partners are looking for in 2025, within the sustainability-field.
At Husqvarna Group, we’re focusing on reducing our carbon footprint and fostering biodiversity. Our products are designed with the environment in mind, aimed at enhancing the natural world.
We’re actively seeking innovative solutions that support biodiversity and sustainable living – if you are working on innovations that support this, we’d love to hear more in the pursuit of collaborating to drive this forward.
If you’re working on eco-friendly innovations, especially those that contribute to a greener planet, we’d love to collaborate and drive positive change together.
At Väderstad, sustainability is the core of our mission. We craft machines designed to endure for decades, producing crops for food in a more sustainable way. By utilizing cutting edge technology we have revolutionized the industry with our products, one example is the Tempo planter that delivers higher quality planting at double the speed of our competitors. Our commitment also extends beyond our products to enhancing our internal processes for smarter, more sustainable operations. We’re now seeking startups that bring innovative, eco-friendly solutions from crop to the table.
(Renewable) energy is a scarce resource: It is crucial for our customers to keep their operations running with minimum energy cost & usage. Toyota Material Handling is interested in innovative concepts around Energy Management and Energy Security.
While 90% of what we sell are electric products, we understand the pivotal role of battery technology in powering our electric products. We aim to develop new products with reduced emissions and improved energy efficiency. The services and solutions we bring on the market must be in line with our climate ambitions, so there is a strong focus on sustainability and circularity. This is especially true for our Lithium batteries: how to take advantage of all benefits from cradle to cradle.
We and our partners have lots of data and our customers have lots of needs to improve safety, sustainability, productivity and costs. We use a lot of the data available to support our customers operation. But there’s undoubtedly more to unlock of which we are not aware. Challenge us and help us in our race towards Net Zero.
At Saab, our ambition is to lead the way toward a net-zero future, grounded in a sustainability approach that includes ecological, economic, and social dimensions.
Ecologically, we aim to drastically reduce our environmental footprint. This includes minimising Scope 1 and 2 CO₂ emissions, tracking and lowering upstream supply chain emissions (Scope 3), reducing water withdrawal, and implementing waste prevention measures across all stages of our operations. We are actively seeking innovative technologies that support these efforts while ensuring a low environmental impact.
Economically, sustainability must be viable and scalable. We are looking for cost-effective, resource-efficient solutions that enable us to transition to more circular material flows without compromising performance or affordability. A key challenge is developing methods for recycling or refining high-performance composites used in our Aerial, Naval, and Land systems—whether production scrap, replaced parts, or end-of-life components—into valuable materials for reuse.
Social sustainability is equally essential. We are committed to ensuring that our sustainability efforts contribute to safe and healthy workplaces, ethical supply chains, and long-term societal value. Solutions should promote responsible innovation, support decent work conditions, and align with global goals for equitable development.
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