On October 1st, STL takes another important step in its Nordic growth journey by officially opening a new office in Oslo, Norway. After a successful expansion into Sweden earlier this year, it’s now time to enter the Norwegian market – where the demand for flexible, scalable, and intelligent warehouse automation continues to grow.
“The demand for flexible automation solutions is increasing across the Nordics. Therefore, it’s only natural for us to continue our expansion – this time with full focus on Norway,” says Ole Madsen, Director at STL.
“With experience from Denmark, Sweden, and Germany, we’re well equipped to help Norwegian companies take the leap into the future of warehouse and logistics management," continues Ole Madsen
In recent years, STL has established itself as a strong player within AMR-based warehouse solutions, delivering systems for companies such as Textile Logistics, MultiLine, Søstrene Grene, and a major expansion at Med24. Now, the same expertise is being brought to Norway – with local leadership leading the way.
New Country Manager: Marius Viem
To lead the Norwegian expansion, STL has appointed Marius Viem as Head of Sales & Business Development. Marius brings solid experience in sales, strategy, and business development at the intersection of logistics and technology.
“We’re excited to have Marius leading our Norwegian operations. He knows the market, speaks the customers’ language, and has exactly the right profile to make STL relevant for the industrial, retail, and logistics sectors in Norway,” says Ole Madsen.
The robots are coming – and they’re ready to work
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) have already become a key part of warehouse automation across the Nordics – and the trend is clearly visible in Norway. Labor shortages, rising wages, and increasing demands for reliability and sustainability are driving investments in robotics.
“Norway is a natural next step for STL. There’s strong interest in technology and a market maturity that makes it the perfect place to introduce our proven solutions,” says Marius Viem.



