Cross-border converter
SNI 2025 95101 → NACE-LUX equivalent (Luxembourg)
Sweden's national activity classification (SNI 2025) shares its 4-digit backbone with the EU NACE Rev 2.1 standard. We use that backbone to surface the equivalent NACE-LUX subclass(es) used in Luxembourg.
Shared EU parent
95.10
Repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment
This class includes the repair and maintenance of electronic equipment (for example, computers and computing machinery, peripheral and communication equipment). This class includes the repair and maintenance of: - desktop computers - laptop computers - magnetic disc drives and flash drives - optical disc drives - renovation of discs - printers - monitors - keyboards - webcams - headsets, including in-ear wireless headsets - mice, joysticks and trackball accessories - internal and external computer modems - dedicated computer terminals - computer servers - scanners, including barcode scanners - smart card readers - virtual reality helmets/headsets - computer projectors - cordless telephones - smart telephones and tablets - telecommunication carrier equipment - communication transmission equipment (e.g. routers, bridges, modems) - two-way radios - commercial television and video cameras This class also includes: - repair and maintenance of computer terminals like automatic teller machines (ATMs) and point-of-sale (POS) terminals, not mechanically operated - repair and maintenance of handheld computers (personal digital assistants (PDAs)) This class excludes: - refilling of ink and toner cartridges by retail sellers, see 47.40 - repair and maintenance of consumer electronics, see 95.21
95101
Repair of computers and peripheral equipment
Luxembourg's NACE-LUX does not split EU class 9510 into a national subclass, or its data isn't loaded yet.
About this conversion
SNI 2025 is the activity classification used in Sweden. NACE-LUX is the equivalent system in Luxembourg. Both are national implementations of EU NACE Rev 2.1, so any 5th-digit subclass in one system can be traced back to a shared 4-digit EU class — and from there, forward into the other country's subclasses.
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