Husqvarna Group Receives EU Commission Disclosure in Robotic Lawnmower Investigation

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 21, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Husqvarna Group has received the European Commission's disclosure of essential facts and considerations in the ongoing anti-dumping investigation concerning EU imports of robotic lawnmowers originating in the People's Republic of China. This disclosure, a procedural step under EU trade defence law, is confidential and will not be commented on by the company. Interested parties, including Husqvarna Group, now have the opportunity to submit comments to the Commission within the deadline it has set. The Commission will consider these comments before reaching its conclusions. The statutory deadline for a decision on definitive measures is 19 January 2027.

Husqvarna Group remains confident in the process and the evidence it has presented. Founded in the Swedish town of Huskvarna in 1689, the company has been a pioneer in its industry for over three centuries. Today, Husqvarna Group is a global leader in innovative solutions for managing forests, parks, and gardens, as well as equipment and diamond tools for the construction industry. The company serves consumers and professionals in over 100 countries through direct sales, dealers, and retailers. With an innovative mindset, Husqvarna Group is dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions ranging from robotic mowers to chainsaws, watering systems, and power cutters, with a strong focus on its customers and future generations.

Husqvarna Group employs approximately 11,900 people in 40 countries and reported net sales of SEK 46.6 billion in 2025. The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and operates under the global Husqvarna and Gardena brands. Husqvarna Group has confidence in the Commission's process, which is evidence-based and conducted in accordance with EU law and the WTO framework. The company will continue to cooperate fully with the investigation.

The disclosure is part of a broader effort by the European Commission to ensure fair trade practices and protect European industries from unfair competition. Husqvarna Group, which has a strong presence in the European market, is one of the companies affected by this investigation. The company's confidence in the process reflects its belief in the transparency and fairness of the EU's trade defence mechanisms.

The European Commission's decision on definitive measures will have significant implications for the robotic lawnmower market in the EU. If the Commission decides to impose anti-dumping duties, it could affect the pricing and availability of robotic lawnmowers in the market, potentially impacting both consumers and manufacturers. Husqvarna Group's continued cooperation with the investigation underscores its commitment to adhering to EU trade laws and maintaining a level playing field in the market.

In conclusion, the ongoing anti-dumping investigation into robotic lawnmowers from China is a critical development for Husqvarna Group and the broader European market. The company's confidence in the process and its commitment to innovation and quality solutions will be key factors in navigating this challenging regulatory environment.