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Investor

349.35 SEK

+0.45 %

Less than 1K followers

INVE B

NASDAQ Stockholm

Investment

Financials

+0.45 %
+5.74 %
+8.16 %
+13.39 %
+21.07 %
+15.03 %
+69.46 %
+125.68 %
+7,654.37 %

Investor is a Swedish investment and holding company that manages shareholdings and wholly owned companies through long-term ownership and active board involvement. The company invests in listed companies, unlisted businesses and private equity funds, and collaborates with management teams to create value in markets internationally. Investor was founded in 1916 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Market cap
1.07T SEK
Turnover
1.22B SEK
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Financial calendar
22.1.
2026

Annual report '25

21.4.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

7.5.
2026

General meeting '26

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I also trust the company’s management, no question about it. But it’s also clear that Investor is on its way to becoming a giant company. In 1992, Investor’s size was less than a billion. Reaching that point took about 75 years. 34 years later, the market value has once again increased...
1/15/2026, 7:47 PM
by Kotipuutarhuri
24
Interesting reflections here regarding Investor’s valuation and an appropriate premium. Based on the company’s history, one could even argue that a NAV discount isn’t justified in terms of returns, as Investor’s holdings have performed so well. Of course, there are many other reasons...
yesterday
by Arvuuttelija
22
I’m not going to double-check anything right now, but as a long-time owner and observer of Investor, they have usually bought small amounts of their own shares for management compensation. Occasionally, when the A-series has been low, Investor has bought them up and converted them...
1/15/2026, 5:40 AM
by Warren Fyffet
16
Wallenbergs, Known for Wärtsilä, in Speculation to Buy German Diesel Giant The Swedish Wallenbergs are entering the race to acquire Wärtsilä’s toughest competitor, the former MAN Diesel. The sale of the German diesel giant Everllence is linked to the Wärtsilä Group through the fact...
yesterday
by Index
14
What do you think—would it be worth it for Investor to start engaging in share buybacks? I recently read a critique of Berkshire, which didn’t use to practice them back in the day. Berkshire has grown to a massive size, and it limits the company’s investment opportunities. Buybacks...
1/14/2026, 9:49 AM
by Kotipuutarhuri
11
All of that is true and relevant, especially if one is considering investing a larger sum into Investor right now. On the other hand, if those 3 stocks you mentioned were to drop by 30%, it would weigh Investor’s share price down by less than 12% (assuming the NAV discount remained...
20 hours ago
by Kotipuutarhuri
10
The authorization for such activity is certainly valid, but the number of shares has not decreased in the 2020s. In the 2021 stock split, the new number of shares became 3,068,700,120. https://www.investorab.com/investors-media/the-investor-share/41-share-split According to Nordnet...
1/14/2026, 9:16 PM
by Kotipuutarhuri
10
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