Precise Biometrics CEO Joakim Nydemark is featured inNoterat, a podcast produced by Dagens Industri Investor Relations and hosted by journalist Pelle Estborn.
In the interview, Joakim discusses the merger betyween Precise Biometrics and Fingerprint Cards, the company’s opportunities in the growing market for biometric security and digital identity, and the ongoing rights issue. The subscription period runs from 29 July through 12 August 2026.
The conversation also covers how the merger strengthens the company’s offering, opportunities for cross-selling and synergies, and how developments in AI and increasing demand for secure identity verification are creating new business opportunities.
Listen to the podcast here:
Learn more about the merger between Precise Biometrics and Fingerprint Cards here, and more about the rights-issue here.
For further information, please contact
Joakim Nydemark, CEO
E-mail: joakim.nydemark@precisebiometrics.com
About Precise Biometrics
Precise Biometrics AB (publ) (”Precise”) is a global leader in biometrics, providing trusted solutions for biometric security, access, and identity. The company's technologies enable organizations to deliver secure, seamless access across physical and digital environments while preventing fraud and identity threats.
Trusted by enterprises, governments, technology partners, and OEMs worldwide, Precise solutions power hundreds of millions of devices and enable billions of authentications every day.
Combining biometric algorithms, SaaS solutions, sensors, systems, and deep domain expertise, Precise offers one of the industry's most comprehensive biometric portfolios, helping organizations deliver secure, seamless access to people, places, devices, data, and digital services. The portfolio supports a broad range of use cases, from mobile devices and consumer electronics to physical and logical enterprise access, visitor management, and government identity programs.
Precise Biometrics is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm (PREC) and has offices in Sweden (HQ in Lund), France, the United States, China, India, Japan, and South Korea.