Jamie Smith
Media Relations
Email: jamie.smith@molnlycke.com
Phone: +46 723 757507
Gothenburg, Sweden, 5 March 2025. Mölnlycke Health Care has now established the new headquarters at GoCo Health Innovation City in the Gothenburg region of Sweden. GoCo is a Life Science knowledge hub that brings together companies, scientists, entrepreneurs, health care providers and talent from around the world. The move underscores Mölnlycke's commitment to embracing partnerships and fostering collaboration to drive the health innovations of tomorrow.
“Placing Mölnlycke together with other key players in Life Science is a game-changer. It opens up entirely new possibilities for us to collaborate with experts from various disciplines, and the chance to practice what we preach: embracing partnerships”, says Zlatko Rihter, CEO of Mölnlycke. “Relocating to this new site is a leap forward for Mölnlycke, preparing us for the future with an office designed to meet the new demands of a workplace.”
Investing in a new headquarters as a founding partner at GoCo Health Innovation City provides a unique opportunity to shape and put Gothenburg’s leading MedTech cluster on the map to help revolutionise care. The move reinforces Mölnlycke's strong commitment to Gothenburg, Sweden, and dedication to continue being an attractive employer in the region and beyond.
The state-of-the-art building features significantly improved collaborative spaces, making it easy for everyone to collaborate and socialise with colleagues, customers, and partners. The new headquarters provides three times more capacity for research and development teams compared to before, making room for innovations that can revolutionise care for people and planet.
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