Expressen newspaper

Expressen is a major Swedish evening newspaper that has been a staple of Scandinavian journalism since its founding in 1944. Historically known for its liberal stance, the publication covers a wide range of topics including national politics, entertainment, and sports.

The brand emerged as a competitor to existing publications during World War II and eventually became part of one of Northern Europe's largest media groups. While the physical papers are printed in several strategic locations across Sweden to ensure fast distribution, the brand's headquarters and core operations remain in Stockholm.

Today, the newspaper is owned by the Bonnier Group, a massive conglomerate with a history dating back over 200 years. The group manages a diverse portfolio of media assets, including television, magazines, and digital news platforms, maintaining a dominant position in the Nordic media landscape.