The foreign content of Gripen is high, 60% by value comes from NATO member countries, 70% from EU members (including Sweden), so upwards 30% is US content, contributed by more than 25 companies. (These figures may have changed slightly since South African companies became involved.)
Suppliers of some of the systems include:
* Presentation and recording systems, genaral and weapons computers, flight control actuators and air data sensors: Ericsson Saab Avionics
* Radar (PS-05/A) and system computers (SDS 801): Ericsson Microwave Systems
* Turn around, servicing, maintenance and testing equipment: Celsius Aerotech
* Engine: Volvo Aero Corporation in cooperation with General Electric
* Radome: Nobel Plastics
* Flight control system: Lockheed Martin, USA
* APU: Sundstrand, USA
* Landing Gear: BAE Systems, UK
* Main landing gear, wing attachment assembly of complete centre fuselages: BAE Systems, Brough, UK
* Main Landing Gear Unit (actually a large, major lower central section of the fuselage with lots of associated systems): Denel Aviation, South Africa. (from late 2001 for all Gripens)
* Fuel system: Intertechnique, France
* INS: Honeywell, USA
* ECM dispensers: CelsiusTech; Ericsson Saab Avionics is responsible for the EWS 39 system
* HUD: Kaiser, USA
* Radio: Rockwell, USA
* Audio management system: Grintek, South Africa. The one for the export version based on their GUS 1000
* Hydraulics: Abex, Germany and Dowty, UK
* Generator: Sundstrand, USA
* Air and cooling: BAE Systems, UK
* Escape system: Martin Baker, UK
* Stores pylons for the export version: Denel Aviation, South Africa
* Airbrake and scoop actuators: Jihlavan a.s., The Czech Republic
* Parts of the tailcone: PZL, Poland
* Fuselage components: Danube Aerospace, Hungary