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Brand origin
Sweden
Main production
Several countries, incl. Sweden

AXA is a Swedish breakfast food brand best known for oat based products. AXA is ultimately owned by Lantmännen ekonomisk förening, a Swedish agricultural cooperative, through Lantmännen Cerealia AB.

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Updated: 5 October 2026 · Ownership verified: 13 September 2026 ·
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Ownership chain

  1. BrandAXASweden
  2. Lantmännen Cerealia AB
  3. Ultimate ownerLantmännen ekonomisk föreningSweden

About AXA

What is AXA?

AXA is a Scandinavian food brand focused on breakfast products made primarily from oats. AXA is part of Lantmännen Cerealia, whose portfolio also includes Kungsörnen, START, FINN CRISP, GoGreen, Amo and Regal. AXA products are sold mainly through grocery retailers in the Nordic region.

Who owns AXA?

AXA is ultimately owned by Lantmännen ekonomisk förening, according to Made O'Meter's ownership data verified on 13 September 2026. The ownership chain is AXA, Lantmännen Cerealia AB, and Lantmännen ekonomisk förening. Lantmännen ekonomisk förening is an agricultural cooperative owned by Swedish farmers. Lantmännen Cerealia is part of the wider Lantmännen group.

Where does AXA come from?

AXA originated in Sweden. Danish businessman Peter Otto Stokkebye established an AXA flour mill in Lödöse near Gothenburg in the 19th century. Stokkebye established a new oat mill in Agnesberg outside Gothenburg, which was completed in 1910. Oatmeal was launched under the AXA name at that time. In 1959, Stokkebye sold the company to Kungsörnen AB, which was owned by Lantmännen. Lantmännen Cerealia AB was formed in 2007 through the merger of Lantmännen Mills and Lantmännen AXA.

What products does AXA make?

AXA makes oat based breakfast products, including oatmeal, fibre oatmeal, muesli, granola and breakfast cereals. AXA launched steamed oatmeal in 1910, reducing the cooking time from one hour to three minutes. AXA products are produced with local mills in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

How is AXA connected to Lantmännen?

AXA is one of Lantmännen Cerealia's consumer food brands. Lantmännen Cerealia develops, produces and markets grain based products, while Lantmännen operates as an agricultural cooperative across agriculture, machinery, bioenergy and food.

Frequently asked questions about AXA

Is AXA a Swedish brand?

Yes, AXA originated in Sweden. The brand was launched with oatmeal from a mill in Agnesberg near Gothenburg in 1910.

Who makes AXA oatmeal?

AXA oatmeal is made and marketed within Lantmännen Cerealia AB. Lantmännen Cerealia is part of Lantmännen, the cooperative that ultimately owns AXA.

What does AXA sell besides oatmeal?

AXA also sells fibre oatmeal, muesli, granola and breakfast cereals. The range is based primarily on oats and other grains.

Is AXA related to the AXA insurance group?

The AXA food brand is part of Lantmännen Cerealia and is separate from the AXA insurance group. The food brand's official website is axa.com according to Made O'Meter's brand data.

Where are AXA products made?

AXA has local mills in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. AXA products are sold mainly in the Nordic grocery market.

Sources: lantmannen.com: food division, lantmannencerealia.com: our organization, lantmannencerealia.com: about lantmannen cerealia, scandinavianonlinestore.com, axa.se, lantmannen.com: Food Division, business-sweden.com, lantmannen.fi

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Sources: lantmannen.se, lantmannencerealia.se

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