Kalmar has received an order from the Port of Helsingborg (Helsingborgs Hamn) for two electric reachstackers and MyKalmar INSIGHT with Inspector machine inspection solution. The order was booked in Kalmar's Q3 2026 order intake with delivery scheduled for the end of Q2, 2027. This marks the first equipment order from the Port of Helsingborg under the six-year frame agreement signed in Q2 2026, covering the potential procurement of up to nine zero-emission machines.

Located on Sweden’s Øresund coast, the Port of Helsingborg is the country’s second-largest container port and an important hub for sea, road and rail transport. In 2024, the port became the first in Sweden to order a Kalmar electric reachstacker. It also operates three Kalmar eco reachstackers.

Christina Argelius, Chief Technical Officer, Port of Helsingborg: “Ordering these first two units under our new framework agreement represents an important step in our transition towards lower-emission terminal operations. We are committed to replacing diesel machines in a structured and long-term way. By continuing to invest in sustainable innovations, we are proud to set a strong industry benchmark.”

Eric Wass, Sales Representative, Kalmar Sweden: “It’s fantastic to take this next step with the Port of Helsingborg. Moving away from diesel gives terminals much more security when fuel costs are unpredictable. It’s a pleasure working with the team at Helsingborg because they are just as dedicated to finding sustainable ways of working as we are.”