Foxway Holding AB has strengthened its position in the circular technology market with a SEK 300 million equity injection from its majority owners, Nordic Capital and Norvestor. The funding is designed to help the company seize new sales and sourcing opportunities at a time when demand for refurbished and second‑life IT equipment continues to rise.

Operating across trade‑in, buyback and refurbished device channels, Foxway has positioned itself as a key enabler of the circular economy in Europe. The additional capital will allow the company to expand sourcing volumes and respond more decisively to market shifts, including increased global investment in AI infrastructure, which is reshaping hardware demand patterns. As organisations upgrade systems to support AI workloads, the responsible handling and redeployment of legacy equipment becomes even more critical.

By doubling down on circular models rather than linear consumption, Foxway is aiming to prove that growth and sustainability are not mutually exclusive. The investment reflects confidence that refurbished laptops, smartphones and IT assets will play a central role in reducing electronic waste, lowering carbon footprints and improving resource efficiency across the tech sector.